Why do the cells go through the cell cycle?
What is to repair damaged cells, grow, or reproduction
The structure of DNA is compared to a "twisted ladder." What do the rungs of the ladder represent in a DNA model?
What is nitrogenous bases
What does RNA stand for?
What is ribonucelic acid
In what part of the Cell Cycle does DNA Replication?
What is S-phase
DNA is which of following biomolecules? A) A lipid B) A carbohydrate C) A protein D) A nucleic acid
What is a nucleic acid
What part of the cell cycle is interphase
What is G1, S, and G2 phase
How many strands does RNA have?
What is one strand
What is the nucleus
What are the 4 stages of Mitosis?
What bases are in RNA
What are adenine, uracil, guanine, cytosine
What does the enzyme helicase do?
What is unzip the DNA strand into 2
What happens in Mitosis?
What is nuclear division
Pyrimidines are used to describe nitrogen bases that contain 1 ring, what nitrogenous bases are pyrimidines?
What is cytosine and thymine
Where is RNA found in the cell
Who at is the nucleus and throughout the cell
What does the enzyme DNA Ploymerase do?
What is build the new DNA strand
What is the last stage of Mitosis AND what occurs during this stage?
What is Cytokinesis and the 2 daughter cells split
Purines is the name used to describe nitrogen bases that have 2 rings, what are the name of these bases?
What is adenine and guanine
What is the sugar in RNA
What is ribose
In what direction does DNA polymerase build the new strand?
What is from 5' to 3' direction only