Mitosis
DNA
DNA 2.0
RNA
Protein Syntheis
Mutations
100
Mitosis creates genetically __________ cells.
[different or identical?]
Mitosis creates genetically identical cells.
100
What is the pink structure in ALL nucleotides?
**DOUBLE JEOPARDY: (must answer the first question correctly first) What is the pink structure in DNA called and what is the pink structure in RNA called?
All nucleotides: Sugar
DNA: Deoxyribose
RNA: Ribose
100
Create a complementary strand for:
ATT - CGA - AGC - TGG
ATT - CGA - AGC - TGG
TAA - GCT - TCG - ACC
100
The 4 nitrogen bases in RNA are...
Adenine, Uracil, Guanine, Cytosine (order doesn't matter)
100
You use ___RNA to determine the amino acids needed to make a protein.
mRNA
100
True or false: Mutations can be beneficial, harmful, or have no effect.
True!
200
A parent cell has 10 chromosomes, how many does the daughter cell have?
10 chromosomes.
200
What is the green structure shown below?
A nitrogen base
200
The 4 nitrogen bases in DNA are...
Adenine, Thymine, Guanine, Cytosine
200
What blue structure is shown below?
tRNA
200
mRNA has a ________ which binds to the ___________ on tRNA
codon; anticodon
200
Was the mutation shown below....
a. random
b. from a virus
c. from UV radiation
d. from CHROMAKOPIA
C. from UV radiation
300
Mitosis happens in __________.
[somatic cells or gametes?]
Mitosis happens in somatic cells.
300
What is the orange structure?
A phosphate group
300
Which letter is identifying the sugar-phosphate backbone?
W
300
List 3 differences between DNA and RNA.
**DOUBLE JEOPARDY: (must answer the first question correctly first)
List at least 5 differences for double points.
- RNA is single stranded, DNA is double stranded
- RNA has ribose, DNA has deoxyribose
- RNA has Uracil, DNA has Thymine
- DNA is trapped in the nucleus, RNA can leave the nucleus
- RNA is a single strand structure, DNA is a double helix structure
300
DNA: GTT-CCA-GAA-TGC-ACC
mRNA:
**DOUBLE JEOPARDY: (must answer the first question correctly first)
Find the correct amino acids for this strand.
DNA: GTT-CCA-GAA-TGC-ACC
mRNA: CAA-GGU-CUU-ACG-UGG
AA: Gln - Gly - Leu - Thr - Trp
300
Mutations can be caused by _________ (something that causes mutations such as cigarettes).
Mutagens
400
During what step does DNA replication occur?
**DOUBLE JEOPARDY: (must answer the first question correctly first)
At what step does mitosis start?
Step 1
**DOUBLE JEOPARDY: (must answer the first question correctly first)
Step 3
400
Fill in the blanks:
According to Chargaff's Rule, in a DNA molecule, there is always equal percentages of _________ and _________. There are also equal percentages of _________ and _________.
According to Chargaff's Rule, in a DNA molecule, there is always equal percentages of adenine and thymine. There are also equal percentages of guanine and cytosine.
400
Before DNA replication can start, what 2 changes to DNA's structure need to happen?
DNA needs to unwind and unzip to prepare for replication
400
What is strand C?
mRNA
400
__________: DNA is used as a template to make mRNA.
_________: tRNA delivers the amino acids in the code of mRNA to the ribosome.
transcription uses DNA as a template to make mRNA. translation is when tRNA delivers the amino acids in the code of mRNA to the ribosome.
400
Is this a frameshift or point mutation?
**DOUBLE JEOPARDY: (must answer the first question correctly first) What type of mutation is shown?
Frameshift.
**DOUBLE JEOPARDY:
Insertion mutation, a Guanine base has been inserted in the 4th base spot
500
What does Mitosis have to do with a paper cut?
Mitosis is responsible for the creation of identical somatic (body) cells. This process is important in the healing process such as growing new skin to heal a paper cut.
500
What process is being shown in the image below?
**DOUBLE JEOPARDY: (must answer the first question correctly first)
Explain why this process is "semi-conservative".
DNA Replication
**DOUBLE JEOPARDY: 1 strand from the parent DNA molecule is pairs with 1 new strand in each of the strands created during DNA replication. As such, half of the parent strand is "conserved" in each new strand during DNA replication.
500
You want to test T-Rex blood to see what DNA nitrogen bases make up the blood sample. The blood is 22% Guanine, solve for the other 3 nitrogen bases.
Guanine = 22%
Cytosine = 22%
Adenine = 28%
Thymine = 28%
500
Explain the differences between the job of mRNA and the job of tRNA.
mRNA carries the "code" for which amino acids are needed to make a specific protein. mRNA binds to the ribosome and is read by tRNA. tRNA reads the mRNA by binding a matching anticodon to mRNA's codon. tRNA then goes to the cytoplasm and picks up amino acids that it brings to the ribosome. tRNA delivers the amino acids so they can bond together to build the desired protein.
500
Transcription happens in the.....
**DOUBLE JEOPARDY: (must answer the first question correctly first) Translation happens in the....
Transcription: the nucleus
Translation cytoplasm & ribosome are both acceptable, additional points for saying BOTH
500
Unknown Mutations 1, 2, 3, and 4 are shown below with how many amino acids the mutation affected. Which two mutations are POINT mutations?
Unknown mutations 1 & 2