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This is the name given to the process of the cell rewriting a gene from the DNA format to the RNA format.

What is Transcription.

100

This is the name of the amino acid the the start codon code for.

What is Methionine.

100

This is the function of RNA polymerase.

What is to open and untwist the DNA, and then lay down RNA bases in the 5' to 3' direction.

100

This is what ribosomes are composed of.

What is 60% rRNA and 40% protein.

100

These are the 3 codons called stop codons.

What are UAA, UAG and GUA

200

This is the name given to the strand of DNA that is copied over into the RNA format.

What is the Transcribed strand.

200

This term describes the genetic code as having several codons that code for the same amino acid.

What is "the code is redundant but not ambiguious".

200

This is what the primary transcript is called in eukaryotes.

What is pre-mRNA.

200

This is the name of the enzyme needed to attach an amino acid to a tRNA.

What is AMINOACYL- tRNA SYNTHETASE.

200

This is the name given to the event where several ribosomes can translate on the same strand of nRNA.

What is polyribosome.

300

This is the name given to a triplet of bases on the RNA transcript.

What is a codon.

300

This is the name of the enzyme responsible for rewriting the genetic information from the DNA format to the RNA format.

What is RNA polymerase.

300

These are the units of the mRNA that code for a particular polypeptide.

What are exons.

300

This is the anticodon of the tRNA that will bind to the start codon.

What is UAC.

300

The replacement of a given base with a different base that causes a different amino acid to be brought in, is this type of mutation.

What is a missense mutation.

400

This is the number of codons that code for amino acids.

What is 61.

400

This is another name for a gene that is being transcribed.

What is the Transcription Unit.

400

These are the units of the mRNA that are removed, from the pre-mRNA, to help the polypeptide funtion correctly after it is produced.

What are introns.

400

These are 2 requirements needed to join the large ribosomal subunit to the small ribosomal subunit.

Whaat are GTP and hydrolysis

400

The replacement of a given base with a different base that causes a stop codon to be made is this type of mutation.

What is a nonsense mutation.

500

This is the sequence of bases that make up the start codon.

What is AUG.

500

This is where binding proteins initially bind so RNA polymerase can bind to the transcription unit.

What is the TATA box.

500

This si the name of the molecule that has the function of removing the introns from the pre-mRNA.

What are splisosomes.

500

This is the name of the enzyme that transfers the polypeptide from the tRNA located in the P site, to the amino acid of the tRNA located in the A site,

What is peptidyl transferase.

500

This is what the insertion or deletion of a single base causes to happen to the reading frame.

What is frame shift.

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