DNA Structure
Nitrogen Base-Pairing
Enzymes
Bonus
100

What is the name of the shape for DNA?

Double Helix

100

Which base pairs with Adenine (A) in DNA replication?

Thymine (T)

100

Which enzyme primes the DNA strand?

Primase

100

DNA replication is semiconservative. How many strands of the original DNA are conserved?

One (1)

200

How many strands is DNA made of?

Two (2)

200

Which base pairs with Guanine (G) in DNA replication?

Cytosine (C)

200

Which enzyme "unzips" the DNA helix?

Helicase

200

DNA is spiraled and condensed into ___________. Human gamete's have 23 pairs of these.

Chromosomes.

300

DNA is commonly compared to a ladder. What are the "rungs" of the ladder called?

Nitrogen bases/Nitrogenous bases

300

If a DNA sample is 40% guanine, what percentage is cytosine?

40%

300

Which enzyme "glues" the new nitrogen bases onto the old DNA strand?

Ligase

300

What are the monomer of proteins?

Amino acids

400

After DNA replication, how many double helixes of DNA are there?

Two (2)
400

Which nitrogen base replaces Thymine (T) in RNA production?

Uracil (U)

400

Which enzyme reads and corrects mutations during DNA replication?

DNA Polymerase

400

The very end of a chromosome is also known as a ______________. 

Telomere

500

Name the three parts of a nucleotide.

1. Phosphate

2. Sugar

3. Nitrogenous base

500

If a sample of DNA has 20% Adenine. What percentage of Cytosine does it have?

30%

500

List the 4 enzymes in their proper order for DNA replication. (Primase, Ligase, DNA Polymerase, Helicase)

1. Helicase

2. Primase

3. DNA Polymerase

4. Ligase

500

What is the name for a "mistake" in DNA?

A mutation.

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