What 3 things make up a DNA nucleotide?
What are the three types of RNA?
Which one (meiosis or mitosis) occurs during sexual reproduction?
Meiosis
What type of mutation does not change the amino acid sequence?
Silent point mutation
Using the letter 'h' give an example of a homozygous recessive genotype.
hh
What is NOT a part of a DNA molecule?
A. paired phosphate groups
B. paired nitrogenous bases
C. paired sugars
D. hydrogen and oxygen atoms
D
To direct protein transport; aids in protein synthesis.
Which process allows for the production of gametes, and genetic variation?
Meiosis
Which mutation makes a large difference in the thing it is mutating?
Frameshift
Use the letter 't' to demonstrate the genotype of someone who is heterozygous.
Tt
Define semi-conservative replication.
When DNA is synthesized, the finished product consists of one new DNA strand and one old DNA strand.
What is the flow of genetic information in protein synthesis? (AKA the Central Dogma of Molecular Biology)
DNA -> RNA -> Protein
Which process produces 2 somatic diploid cells?
Mitosis
What type of mutation is a result of an insertion or deletion of nucleotide bases?
Frameshift.
What are the phenotypic ratios for offspring with parents that are dihybrid?
9:3:3:1
Where does DNA replication and transcription take place?
The nucleus.
Describe the functions of mRNA and tRNA
mRNA carries part of the DNA code out of the nucleus to the ribosome, tRNA brings one amino acid at a time that correctly corresponds to the mRNA codon sequence in the ribosome
What are the 4 phases of cell division in mitosis?
PMAT
Cancer can be caused by mutations. What is cancer?
uncontrolled cell growth
Describe what the phenotype is for a man that is heterozygous for an allele that, when dominant is black hair, and when recessive is brown hair. (Hh)
His hair will be black.
What are the 4 nucleotides in DNA?
adenine, thymine, guanine, cytosine.
What does the anticodon bind to?
The codon on mRNA.
In meiosis, explain what happens when crossing over occurs?
Genetic information from two homologous chromosomes is passed from one chromosome to the other, which allows for genetic variation in offspring.
What are two ways that mutations can be induced in a human?
Spontaneous mutations and chemical/ physical mutations.
When given a scenario in which a blending of traits is expressed (a red flowered parent and a white flowered parent create pink flowered offspring) what is is the mode of inheritance.
incomplete dominance; When given a scenario in which both traits are expressed (a black feathered parent and a white feathered parent create black and white feathered chicken offspring) codominance is the mode of inheritance.