This nucleotide pairs with Guanine.
What is Cytosine?
Translation is when mRNA is directed towards this type of synthesis.
What is protein?
There are six enzymes that work in DNA Replication, those six being Gyrase, Primase, DNA polymerase III and I, Ligase, and this enzyme that unwinds the double helix of DNA.
What is Helicase?
If a risk occurs during cloning, this could be a possible outcome. (hint, it said that it happens in your brain)
What is a tumor.
Transcription used this as a template to build RNA.
What is DNA?
The DNA's backbone is based on the repeated pattern of these two groups.
What is sugar and phosphate groups?
There are about four steps in translation, those four steps are activation, initiation, elongation, and this.
What is termination?
DNA Replication is this type of process
What is semiconservative?
This animal was the first ever successful cloned mammal.
Who is Dolly the Sheep?
This acts like a messenger for DNA.
What is RNA?
Due to a certain amount of these, certain nucleotides are able to match themselves with each other.
What are hydrogen bonds?
This acts like a guard or gateway that specifies the amino acid that goes in and goes through protein synthesis next.
What is a codon?
This enzyme goes over gaps and goes over flaws during DNA Replication
What is Ligase?
Transcription takes place in this part of a cell.
What is the Nucleus?
These two scientists are credited for the finding of the DNA structure
Who are James Watson and Francis Crick?
Hereditary information is located/contained in this sequence of DNA.
What is nucleotide?
This sort of replication is continuous .
What is leading strand synthesis?
Therapeutic cloning can help replace these types of burns.
This must take place in order for transcription to occur.
What is partial unwinding?
Adenine, thymine, cytosine, and guanine are all subunits of this component of DNA.
This is where amino acids bond to a molecule (in a ribosome, of course).
What is the A-Site?
When DNA strands separate, they make a Y shape, which also can be called a replication this, which is also a type of utensil.
What is a fork?
A plasmid (a circular piece of DNA) usually has this type of gene contained in it.
What is an antibiotic resistance gene?
This is exchanged for Thymine during transcription.
What is Uracil?