Co founders of DNA
Chargaff's rules
Replication
DNA
DNA Bonds
100
Francis Crick and James Watson
Who were the founders of DNA
100
That DNA should have a 1:1 ratio
What is Chargaff's rule
100
The process of creating two identical replicas from one DNA molecule.
What is DNA replication
100
DNA is mad of of a series of C,T,G,and A
What is DNA made up of
100
The hydrogen bond
What is the bond that Links A to T And C to G
200
No only one founder is still alive
Are both founders still alive
200
Guanine pairs with cytosine
What does guanine pair with
200
Yes
Does this process occur in all living organisms.
200
Yes
Is DNA found in all organisms
200
A covalent Bond
What bonds sugar base and DNA
300
He was A molecular biologist and a co founder of DNA
Who was Francis Crick
300
Adenine pairs with thymine
What does adenine pair with
300
No it only occurs in specific locations.
Does DNA replication occur anywhere or in a specific location.
300
Deoxyiribonucleic acid
What is the scientific name for DNA
300
It's a weak chemical bond
Is a hydrogen bond a string or weak chemical bond
400
He was a molecular biologist and a co founder of DNA
Who was James Watson
400
The order of A,G,C,and T
How does DNA vary from one species to another
400
Proteins
A number of what are associated with the replication fork.
400
A nucleotide is complex of a nitrogen containing nucleobase.
What is a nucleotide composed of
400
Between hydrogen atoms and more electronegative
Where does a hydrogen Bond occur
500
James Watson was born in Chicago, and Francis Crick was born in England.
Where were James Watson and Francis Crick born
500
Chargaff's rule was made in 2006
What year was Chargaff's rule made
500
Complementary nucleotides
What is added to the new strand to make a new DNA strand
500
Non-coding
98% of human DNA is what
500
No
Do hydrogen bond in the exchange of electrons
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