DNA
Nucleotides
Transcription
Translation
Protein Synthesis
100

What does DNA stand for?

Deoxyribonucleic acid 

100

When you add multiple nucleotides together, what is created?

DNA strands

100

Which nitrogenous base is found in RNA, but not DNA?

Uracil

100

What cell organelle plays a large role in the creation of proteins? 

ribosomes

100

What is protein synthesis? 

The creation of proteins

200

What are the building blocks of DNA strands; what is DNA made of?

nucleotides 

200

What are the four nitrogenous bases for DNA?

Adenine

Cytosine

Guanine

Thymine

200

Which nitrogenous base is found in DNA, but not RNA?

Thymine

200

During Translation, the ribosomes will continue to create amino chains until...?

a stop codon

200

3 nitrogenous bases (nucleotides) are referred to as a ___.

Codon

300

What is the process which DNA copies itself to make a new complete DNA?

Replication 

300

What are the base pairing rules for DNA-->DNA replication. 

Adenine<-->Thymine

Cytosine<-->Guanine 

300

What is transcription? 

The process of forming a strand of mRNA from a DNA template.

300

For a mRNA strand with the nitrogenous bases of AUGCAU, what would be the tRNA's complementary bases?

UACGUA

300

What are the building blocks of proteins? 

amino acid chains

400

What is DNA (not the name)?

Genetic information that is inherited by the parents of a specimen. 

400

For a DNA strand with the nitrogenous bases of TAGCTA, what would be its complementary pair?

ATCGAT

400

Where does transcription occur?

Nucleus 

400

A chain of amino acids creates what structure? 

a protein

400

What are the base pairing rules during transcription and translation? 

A-U

G-C

t-->A

500

What makes up the sides (strand) of a DNA strand? 

5 carbon sugar and phosphate group. 

500

What are the three parts to a nucleotide?

5 carbon sugar

Phosphate group

Nitrogenous Bases

500

The purpose of mRNA is to carry the protein building instructions from _______ to ________.

the DNA in the nucleus to the ribosomes in the cytoplasm

500

The ribosomes are able to read only __ (numerical value) at a time.

Extra points if you can tell me what a group of this number is called. 

3; codons

500

The codon GCU calls for the amino acid alanine. If a mutation occurred in the third position and the new codon was GCC, it would still call for the amino acid alanine. These types of mutations are called?

Silent Mutations

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