Transciption
Translation
Structure of DNA
Genetic Code
RNA
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The process by which genetic information is copied from DNA to RNA, is called what?

Transcription

100

Where is the codon found? 

mRNA. 

100

What are the three parts of DNA nucleotides?

1. Deoxyribose

2. Phosphate group

3. Nitrogen Base. 

100
What is the start codon?
What is AUG (Methionine).
100
What are the three types of RNA?
What is rRNA (Ribosomal), tRNA (Transfer), mRNA (Messenger).
200

What are the products of transcription? 

RNA. 

200

What happens at the ribosomes? 

Translation. 

200

What are the four nitrogen-containing bases found in DNA nucleotides?

Adenine, guanine, cytosine, and thymine. 

200

What is the stop codon or termination signal? What do stop codons do? How many are there? 

Three stop codons and they tell translation to stop. It includes: UAA, UAG, or UGA

200

If the codon is AGU, what would the strand complementary to the template strand be? 

Template strand = TCA 

Complementary strand to template strand = AGT

300

What is the site of transcription?

Nucleus. 

300

What is the site of translation?

Ribosomes. 
300

What is the double helix?

Two nucleotide chains that wrap around each other to form a double spiral.

300

What is complementary and pairs with a corresponding mRNA codon?

tRNA anti-codon.

300

What is RNA polymerase?

Breaks hydrogen bonds between DNA. 

Adds RNA nucleotides to DNA sequence. 

400

mRNA leaves through the _______________ of the ___________________ to the ribosomes. 

1. Nuclear pore 

2. Nuclear membrane. 

400

What happens when each codon is sequentially paired with its anticodon?

On the opposite side, tRNA adds an amino acid to the polypeptide chain.

400
What is the name of the repeating sub units that DNA is made up of?
What is nucleotides.
400

What is the name of each combination of three mRNA nucleotides?

Codon. 

400
Which nitrogenous bases pair up with each other, and how many hydrogen bonds between each pair? 

A always pairs with T (2 hydrogen bonds)

G always pairs with C (3 hydrogen bonds). 

500

What is the role of DNA polymerase? How is it different from RNA polymerase? 

Add DNA nucleotides 

- It does not break the hydrogen bonds like RNA polymerase. 

500

AAA would bind to the mRNA codon sequence of UUU and would be specific for which amino acid?

Phenylalanine

500

How does the structure of RNA and the structure of DNA differ?

1. Sugar in RNA is ribose but in DNA it is deoxyribose. 

2. RNA has uracil not thymine. 

3. RNA is single-stranded. DNA is double stranded. 

500

If the template strand is AGA TCG AGG, what would be the mRNA strand? 

UCA AGC UCC. 

500

What is the role of tRNA? 

They are found in the cytoplasm. They carry amino acids to the ribosomes. 
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