DNA
RNA
Transcription
Translation
Mutations
100

The shape of DNA.

What is a double helix?

100

The main types of RNA required during transcription & translation.

What are mRNA, tRNA, and rRNA?

100
What is produced in transcription.

What is RNA?

100

What is produced in translation.

What are proteins?

100
One base pair changing to another.

What is a point mutation?

200

The place where DNA is located.

What is the nucleus?

200

The base found only in RNA.

What is uracil?

200

The base pairing rules in RNA.

What is A=U and C=G?

200

A group of three bases on mRNA.

What is a codon?

200

The type of mutation where part of the chromosome is missing.

What is a deletion mutation?

300

The base pairing rules in DNA.

What is A=T and C=G?

300

The sugar found in RNA.

What is ribose?
300

Where transcription occurs.

Where is the nucleus?

300

What causes translation to stop.

What is a stop codon?

300

A mutation where a base is added or taken away causing the codons to be read in different combinations.

What is a frameshift mutation?

400

The reason that DNA must be able to copy itself.

What is so the cell can replicate itself to make more cells.

400

The process of copying DNA into RNA?

What is transcription?

400

The enzyme that produces mRNA from DNA.

What is RNA Polymerase?

400

The type of bond that forms between amino acids.

What is a peptide bond?

400
A mutation where part of the chromosome breaks off, reverses itself and reattaches to the same chromosome.

What is an inversion mutation.

500

The discoverers of the Double Helix.

Who are Rosalind Franklin, Watson & Crick?

500

The full names of the three types of RNA.

What is messenger RNA, transfer RNA, and ribosomal RNA?

500

A section of DNA that codes for a protein

What is a gene?

500

The number of amino acids found on your genetic code ring.

What is 20?

500

A mutation where part of the chromosome breaks off and attaches to a different chromosome.

What is a translocation mutation?

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