What are the types of RNA?
What is "mRNA, tRNA, and rRNA"?
What is the result of Transcription?
What is "mRNA"?
the addition of one or more nucleotide base pairs into a DNA sequence
What is "insertion"?
If a specific kind of protein is not continually used by a cell, the gene for that protein is...
what is "turned on and off"?
What amino acid is the codon AUG?
What is "Methionine"?
What base does RNA have that DNA doesn't?
What is "uracil"?
What is the result of Translation?
What is a "Protein or polypeptide chain"?
part of a chromosome or a sequence of DNA is left out during DNA replication
What is "deletion"?
what does RNA polymerase bind to?
What is a "promoter"?
What is the anticodon for the codon GCA?
What is "CGU"?
The sugar in RNA
What is "ribose"?
Which RNA links amino acids together?
What is "tRNA"?
What is "point mutation"?
In E.coli the lac operon controls what?
What is "the breakdown of lactose"?
What are the three stop codons?
What are "UAA, UGA, and UAG"?
What bases in RNA and DNA are pyrimidines?
What are "Cytosine, Thymine, and uracil"?
Where is the RNA molecule formed in transcription?
What is "inside the nucleus"?
What mutation category do insertion and deletion fall into?
What are "frameshift mutations"?
The process by which the information within the gene is made into a functional product, such as a protein or RNA molecule is what?
What is "Gene Expression"?
What is sequence of nucleotide bases that tRNA binds to mRNA called?
What are "anticodons"?
Experiment that determined that DNA is the carrier for genetic material and NOT proteins.
What is "The Hershey Chase Experiment"?
How does tRNA know which amino acid to use?
What are "complimentary bases"?
chromosome rearrangement in which a segment of a chromosome is reversed end to end
What binds to operators to stop the production of mRNA?
What are "suppressors"?
What are the codons for the anticodons GGC, GUA, and GAC?
What are "CCG, CAU, and CUG"?