Basic
Diagrams
Organelles
Mutations
Practice
100
What is double stranded, 4 bases: A,T,G,C, and has Deoxyribose Sugar?
DNA
100
What is being shown in the image?
Translation
100
Where does transcription take place?
Nucleus
100
A base is deleted
Frameshift Deletion
100
DNA: TTG
MRNA: _ _ _
Amino Acid:___________
MRNA: AAC
Amino Acid: ASP
200
Uses Bases A, U, G, C and is single stranded
RNA
200
What process is happening in the diagram?
Transcription
200
Where does translation take place?
Ribosome
200
A base is added
Frameshift insertion
200
DNA: TAC
MRNA: _ _ _
Amino Acid: ___________
mRNA: AUG
Amino Acid: Meth/Start
300
What process uses a segment of DNA to serve as a template for mRNA to copy.
Transcription
300
What type of mutation is being shown?
Chromosomal Mutation
300
What packages and sends the proteins to the correct locations?
Golgi Body
300
What effect is this:
Meth - STOP - ASP - ARG - CYS - STOP - ASP
Non-sense
300
DNA: GCG
mRNA: _ _ _
Amino Acid: _____________
mrna: CGC
Amino Acid: ARG
400
During what process are Amino acids joined together to make a protein (trait)
Translation
400
What is being created? 
Amino Acids
400
What is the place that Ribosomes attach to and assist in making proteins?
Endoplasmic Reticulum
400
Chromosome mutation definition:
A change in structure or number of chromosomes
400
DNA: ATC
mRNA: _ _ _
Amino Acid: ____________
mRNA: UAG
Amino Acid: Stop
500
How many nucleotides make up a codon?
3
500
What is being created?
500
What cell type impacts future generations if a mutation occures within them?
Gametes
500
A letter is substituted within an RNA sequence. This amino acid ASP is changed to HIS. Other amino acids are not affected. What type of effect is this?
Effect: Missense
500
DNA: GAC
mRNA: _ _ _
Amino Acid: ____________
mRNA: CUG
Amino Acid:Leu