DNA & RNA
Replication
Protein Synthesis
Mutations
Facts About Ferrizzi
100

What is the structure of DNA

Double Helix

100

DNA Replication occurs in the:

Nucleus

100

Which step comes first: Transcription or Translation

Transcription

100

This type of mutation does not affect the protein structure.

Point - Silent Mutation

100

What High School did Ferrizzi Attend?

Oley Valley

200

What is the monomer called for Nucleic Acids (DNA and RNA)

Nucleotide

200

True or False: DNA Replication produces identical copies of itself? 

True

200

Where does translation occur? 

Ribosome

200

This type of gene mutation can cause variation in a trait due to affecting only one amino acid.

Point - Missense Mutation

200

What 3 Sports did Ferrizzi Play in High School

Cross Country, Track & Field, & Soccer

300

What parts make up the "back bone" of Nucleic Acids?

Sugar and Phosphate

300

True or False: DNA replication is always accurate?

False

300

tRNA is responsible for carrying the: 

Amino acids

300

This type of mutation shifts a lot of amino acids by inserting or deleting a base pair.

Frameshift Mutations 

300

What is the name of the instrument Ferrizzi played in highschool.

Baritone 

400

Which Nitrogen Base is different in DNA compared to RNA

DNA = T

RNA = U

Both = A C G

400

The new strand of DNA is called ___________ because half of the DNA is from the original strand, while the other half is new

Semiconservative

400

A gene codes 300 base pairs, how many amino acids will this code?

100

400

Where do Gene mutations occur?

During DNA Replication

400

Who is Ferrizzi's favorite super hero?

Captain America or Thor

500

DNA is the "blueprint" for protein. What does the mRNA molecule do?

Provides the actual code for building proteins 

500

What is the Enzyme that builds the new nucleotides?

DNA Polymerase

500

An mRNA strand contains 40% U what percent of the nucleotides will be C

10%

500

When do Chromosomal Mutaions Occur?

During Meiosis (Crossing Over of Prophase I)

500

What was Mr. Ferrizzi's Major in College

Biochemistry & Molecular Biology

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