Transcription
Translation
DNA to Protein
Mutations & Biotechnology
DNA Technology & Cellular Energy
100

What is transcription?

Making an RNA copy of DNA information.

100

Where does translation occur?

At ribosomes

100

Put these in order: Protein, mRNA, DNA.

DNA → mRNA → Protein

100

What is a mutation?

A change in the DNA sequence.

100

Which organelle carries out photosynthesis?

Chloroplast

200

Which RNA base replaces thymine?

Uracil (U)

200

What is a group of three bases on mRNA called?

Codon

200

Which process produces mRNA, and which produces an amino acid chain?

Transcription produces mRNA; translation produces the amino acid chain.

200

What type of mutation replaces one DNA base with another?

Substitution

200

Which organelle produces most of the ATP during cellular respiration?

Mitochondrion

300

What enzyme builds mRNA during transcription?

RNA polymerase

300

What does tRNA bring to the ribosome?

Amino acids

300

What amino acid does the mRNA codon AUG code for?

Methionine

300

Why can an insertion or deletion change many amino acids?

It can cause a frameshift, changing how codons are read.

300

What technology separates DNA fragments based on size?

Gel electrophoresis

400

Transcribe this DNA template: 3′–TACGCT–5′.

5′–AUGCGA–3′

400

What is the start codon, and what are the three stop codons?

Start: AUG. Stop: UAA, UAG, UGA

400

Transcribe and translate this DNA template: 3′–TACGGGATT–5′.

mRNA: AUGCCCUAA. Protein: Methionine – Proline

400

What DNA technology makes millions of copies of a DNA segment?

PCR

400

What DNA technology is used to compare genetic patterns in forensic investigations?

DNA profiling

500

Transcribe this DNA template: 3′–TACCCGAAATTT–5′.

5′–AUGGGCUUUAAA–3′

500

Translate this mRNA: 5′–AUGGCUUUUUGA–3′.

Methionine – Alanine – Phenylalanine – Stop

500

Transcribe and translate this DNA template: 3′–TACCGACTTATT–5′.

mRNA: AUGGCUGAAUAA. Protein: Methionine – Alanine – Glutamic acid

500

What DNA technology allows scientists to make targeted changes to DNA?

CRISPR

500

Give one benefit and one possible concern of genetically modified organisms (GMOs).

Benefit: improved crops. Concern: unintended environmental effects.

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