DNA
RNA
Translation
Transcription/Central Dogma
DNA Replication
100

This type of RNA contains codons

mRNA

100

RNA is located in...

What is the cytoplasm of the cell

100

Using codons to draw amino acids to the ribosome is called

Translation

100

This is the enzyme that synthesizes mRNA

RNA polymerase

100

Region where Helicase unwinds a strand of DNA.

Replication Fork

200

This type of RNA contains anti-codons

tRNA

200

the key to carrying out the code in mRNA

What is Transfer RNA

200

Where in the cell does Translation occur?

In cytoplasm on the ribosome.

200

The copy that is made form the DNA strand in Transcription is called what?

Messenger RNA

200

Enzyme that plugs in complementary bases on the developing strands of DNA.

DNA polymerase

300

This type of RNA carries amino acids

tRNA

300

process in which mRNA is synthesized from the template DNA.

What is Transcription

300

used in translation.

What is tRNA?

300

This is the site where translation takes place

Ribosomes (in cytoplasm or on Rough ER)

300

The strand of DNA replication that copies much faster than the other.

Leading Strand

400

RNA is different from DNA because…..

Ribose sugar; Uracil instead of Thymine; single stranded

400

The complementary sequence of AGU CCG UAC...

What is UGA GGC AUG

400

Made during translation.

What is mRNA?

400

What sugar is found in RNA?

Ribose

400

DNA: CAT-GTA-CCG. What is the complementary mRNA strand from the DNA sequence?



What is RNA: GUA-CAU-GGC

500

These are the types of RNA involved in translation

mRNA, tRNA, rRNA

500

How does RNA differentiate from DNA

DNA is a double Helix, RNA is a single Helix.

500

Three steps of Translation

Initiation, Elongation, and Termination

500

This is the central dogma

DNA 🡪 RNA 🡪 Protein

500

Replication of strand 1 and strand 2 are different because of this.

What is the direction in which they are replicated?

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