DNA
RNA
Transcription
Translation
Cells
100

What are the 4 nitrogen bases you can find in DNA?

A, C, T, G

100

What are the 4 nitrogen bases you can find in RNA?

A, U, C, G

100

Where does transcription occur?

Nucleus

100

Where does translation occur?

At a ribosome in the cytoplasm

100
What is the outside of a cell called?

Cell membrane

200

A pairs with...

T

200

T pairs with...

A

200

What is the purpose of transcription?

To make a copy of the DNA so that it can stay safe in the nucleus

200

What is the purpose of translation?

To build a protein out of amino acids

200
What does the nucleus store?

DNA

300

G pairs with...

C

300

A pairs with...

U

300

What enzyme makes transcription happen?

RNA polymerase

300

What are 3 nucleotides on an mRNA strand called?

Codon

300

What is the purpose of a ribosome?

To complete protein synthesis by bringing tRNA to mRNA
400
When does DNA need to replicate? 

To make new cells, to repair wounds, to grow

400

RNA is single stranded

True

400

What happens to the completed mRNA?

It leaves the nucleus to begin translation

400

What are the three nucleotides on the tRNA called?

Anticodon

400
Are cells the basic unit of life?

yes

500

The three parts of a nucleotide are...

Phosphate, sugar, nitrogen base

500
The three types of RNA are...

Messenger, transfer, ribosomal

500
What does tRNA do?
Matches its anticodon to a codon and brings the correct amino acid to the ribosome
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