The rungs of the DNA "ladder" are formed by:
What are nitrogen bases?
Famous for “Photo 51”, which confirmed the helical structure of DNA
What is Rosalind Franklin?
Pyrimidines always bond with:
What are purines?
3 types of RNA involved during translation:
What are mRNA, tRNA, and rRNA?
Where proteins are made
What is Ribosome?
DNA is found in the
What is the nucleus?
Conferred the shape of DNA and coined the term "double helix"
What is Watson and Crick?
DNA Replication is semi-________________.
What is conservative?
________is complementary to adenine in RNA.
What is uracil?
Proteins are made up of:
What are amino acids?
The bases in DNA bond together by weak:
What is hydrogen bonds?
Came up with the base pairing rules
What is Chargaff?
When DNA replication is complete, the cell is ready to begin: ______ _______.
What is cell division?
RNA can leave the nucleus because:
What is it is singled stranded (smaller than DNA)?
In the nucleus, a DNA strand is coded to an mRNA stand during:
What is transcription?
The sides of the DNA molecule
What is sugar-phosphate backbone?
Stole "Photo 51"
Who is Maurice Wilkins?
What are the two purines?
What are adenine and guanine?
The protein encoded by this DNA sequence CATGGCTAC would have how many amino acids?
3
In ribosomes, mRNA code is changed into an amino acid sequence during:
What is translation?
Nucleotides consist of:
What is a Sugar, Nitrogen Base, and Phosphate
Method Franklin used to obtain "Photo 51"
What is X-ray crystallography?
If a DNA molecule contains 40% adenine, how much cytosine does it contain?
What is 10%?
What is GUA
There are ____ different amino acids. A group of 3 nitrogen bases is called a _____.
What is 20 and codon?