DNA replication
Transcription
Translation
History of DNA
DNA structure and function
100

what is the first step in DNA replication?

 to ‘unzip’ the double helix structure of the DNA molecule.

100

what is the enzyme called that performs transcription?

RNA polymerase

100

what happens during translation?



the mRNA is "decoded" to build a protein  

100

He is the scientist that studied pneumonia and initially encountered the "transforming factor"

 Frederick Griffith

100

what is the structure of DNA?

double helix 

200

what enzyme "unzips" DNA double helix structure 

helicase

200

What is being transcribed in the process of transcriptiom

DNA template into RNA

200

attached to an anti -codon and amino acid 

transfer RNA 

200

Name of the 5 carbon sugar found in DNA

(Deoxy)  RIBOSE

200

what is the structure of RNA?

single stranded 

300

This enzymes base pairs and repairs dna

DNA polymerase

300


the ability to turn on/off the copying a gene's DNA sequence to make an RNA molecule is called?



 gene expression/ gene regulation

300

Within what structure does Translation take place

Ribosome

300

which scientist discovered that DNA was the "transforming principle" 

Hershey and Chase

300

These structures are bonded covalently and form the  railings of the DNA molecule 

Sugar  and phosphate 

400

what do the two strands act as after being split by the helicase enzyme?

they act as templates for making the new strands of DNA.

400

Where does transcription take a place

In the nucleus

400

a there nitrogenous base sequence read by the ribosome to create polypeptides

codon

400

who were the two individuals who found the double helix structure?

Francis Crick and James Watson

400

what parts of DNA is bound together through hydrogen bonds?

nitrogen containing bases

500

DNA retains an template strand and a new strand in each double helix in DNA replication. this end results makes DNA replication

Semi-conservative

500

what is the goal of transcription?

 The goal of transcription is to make an RNA copy of a gene's DNA sequence.

500

why is translation important in biology?

because in the process of making proteins. Without transcription and translation, your body would have no possible way to make proteins or function. Proteins allow your body to do everything.

500

who took the photographs that helped discover the double helix model?

 Rosalind Franklin

500

what is the main role of DNA?

the long-term storage of  genetic information.

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