Nitrogen Bases
Codon Charts
DNA Facts
Mutations
DNA Technology
100

Show the complimentary pair through replication


ATT

TTA

100

True or False


Substitution is the only mutation where it's possible for none of the programmed amino acids to change.

True

100

The macromolecule group DNA belongs to is called:

Nucleic Acid

100

True of False


Mutations cannot be brought on by outside factors

False

100

An animal is cloned from another, its gender will always be:

Female

200

Show the complimentary pairs through replication


ACG-ATC-CCT

TGC-TAG-GGA

200

Translate the following into an amino acid


AUG

MET

200

The monomer of DNA is:

Nucleotide

200

During DNA Replication part of a codon is deleted, this mutation is called

Deletion

200

Name of a type of DNA Technology where electrically charged bands are used to compare relatedness of two or more specimen.

Gel Electrophoresis

300

Transcribe the following


AAA-TTT-ATA

UUU-AAA-UAU

300

Given the following RNA strand, code its complementary RNA strand and find the three amino acids made


AUA-UUC-GAA

TYR-LYS-LEU

300

DNA is often bunched into large groups called:

Chromosomes

300

During DNA Replication a codon is swapped out for an incorrect one, this mutation is called:

Substitution

300

True or False

CRISPR is able to change portions of DNA to alter a child's appearance before it's even born.

True

400

DAILY DOUBLE

If the following was transcribed from a segment of DNA, what did the original segment look like?


UGU-AAG-CAC

ACA-TTG-GTG

400

Given the following RNA sample, make its complementary pair then code for the three amino acids.


GGG-ACC-AUC

LEU-TRP-STOP

400

The name of the structure of DNA, with two columns twisting around each other, is:

Double Helix

400

During DNA replication an extra codon is added, this is known as:

Insertion

400

How do you use a Gel Electrophoresis Test to determine if two specimen are related?

See if their bands match up

500

Match Translation, Transcription, and Replication to their definitions:

A) The act of generating a new strand of DNA

B) The act of creating a new strand of RNA with DNA

C) The act of converting RNA to Amino Acids

A) Replication

B) Transcription

C) Translation

500

Given the following DNA strand, transcribe to RNA then code the amino acids.

ATG-ATA-CCG

TYR-TYR-GLY

500

DNA stands for:

Deoxyribonucleic Acid

500

What Mutation has occurred in the following sequence? (Remember, you're only shown a small portion of a DNA strand)


A T T G C G T...

T A A C C A G...

Deletion

500

Your mom and you take a DNA test to see your relatedness.  She is certain you are her biological child, yet your DNA isn't a 100% match.  Why is this?

Half your DNA is from your dad

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