Proteins
Nucleic Acids
DNA
RNA
Protein Synthesis
100

________________ are the building blocks of proteins.

Are amino acids the building blocks of proteins?

100

___________ is the monomer of nucleic acids.

What is a nucleotide?

100

___________ , ___________ , ___________ , ___________ are the nitrogenous bases found in DNA.

Are adenine, thymine, cytosine, and guanine the nitrogenous bases for DNA?

100

___________ , ___________ , ___________ are the three types of RNA.

Are mRNA, tRNA, and rRNA the three types of RNA?

100

Transcription occurs in the ____________ , and translation occurs in the ____________ .

Does transcription occur in the nucleus and translation in the ribosome?

200

____________, ____________, ____________, ____________ are four functions of proteins.

Are ____________, ____________, ____________, ____________ functions of proteins?

200

ACG is an example of a mRNA ___________ and UGC is an example of a tRNA ___________ that would pair with ACG.

What is an example of a codon and anti-codon?

200

______________ unzips the DNA strands for replication/transcription to take place.

What is the function of the enzyme DNA helicase?

200

___________ , ___________ , ___________ , ___________ are the nitrogenous bases found in RNA.

Are adenine, uracil, cytosine, and guanine the nitrogenous bases for RNA?

200

______________ is the process of converting DNA into RNA.

What is transcription?

300

Amino acids bond together with ___________ bonds to create polypeptide chains.

What are peptide bonds?

300

This type of nucleotide is ___________ (DNA or RNA).

LOOK AT WHITEBOARD!

Is that an example of an DNA nucleotide?

300

____________ and ___________ makes up the backbone of DNA.

Does the phosphate group and deoxyribose sugar make up the backbone of DNA?

300

After DNA helicase unzips the DNA strands, __________________ brings RNA base pairs to the strand to start creating mRNA.

What is the function of the enzyme RNA polymerase?

300

_________________ is the process of using mRNA and tRNA to build a polypeptide.

What is translation?

400

__________ is the universal start codon and codes for the amino acid ___________ .

Is AUG universal start codon and does it code for Met?

400

This type of nucleotide is ___________ (DNA or RNA).

LOOK AT WHITEBOARD!

Is that an example of an RNA nucleotide?

400

During DNA replication, the DNA strand that has the bases GTTAGGT produces a strand with the bases ____________ .

Does the new strand produced have the bases CAATCCA?

400

____________ and ___________ makes up the backbone of RNA.

Does the phosphate group and ribose sugar make up the backbone of RNA?

400

Use the codons below to find the DNA sequence, anticodons AND amino acid sequence.

AUG CGU AUC CCA UGG 

Is this the DNA sequence, anticodons, and amino acid sequence?

DNA: TAC GCA TAG GGT ACC

Anticodons: UAC GCA UAG GGU ACC

Amino Acids: Met Arg Ileu Pro Trp

500

Determine the type of mutation that has occurred here.

Original DNA: TAC TGG ACA CTT ATC ACT

Mutated Strand: TAC TGG ACC TTG TCA CT

What is a deletion mutation?

500

The amount of adenine is equal to the amount of ___________ .

Is the amount of thymine/uracil equal to the amount of adenine?

500

The ___________ of a DNA molecule is responsible for the direct coding of specific traits in an organism.

Is the order of nucleotide (nitrogen bases) bases responsible for coding specific traits?

500

Change the following DNA strand into an mRNA strand.

AAT TTA CGT CCG AAT

Does the mRNA strand have the bases:

UUA AAU GCA GGC UUA ?

500

__________ occur when a bases(s) are substituted, inserted, or deleted from a specific section of gene.

What are mutations?

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