DNA and RNA
DNA Replication
Transcription
Translation
Mutations and Gene Regulation
100

The shape of DNA

What is a double helix? 

100

DNA replication occurs in which direction?

What is from 5' to 3'.

100

The location of transcription in eukaryotes

What is the nucleus 

100

The location of translation in eukaryotes

What is the cytoplasm?

100
A point mutation is

what is a change in the nucleotide sequence of DNA

200

The shape of RNA

What is a single strand?

200

The function of helicase is to

What is unzip the DNA strand?

200

The flow of genetic information from DNA to RNA to proteins to traits is known as 

What is the central dogma?

200

What is the purpose of translation?

What is to make proteins from mRNA? 

200

This type of mutation occurs when one nucleotide is change for another one. 

What is a substitution?

300

The base pairs in DNA are

What is a A-T, G-C?

300

The enzyme that adds DNA nucleotides to the new strand of DNA

What is DNA polymerase III?

300

What is the purpose of transcription?

What is to make mRNA from a DNA template. 

300

What types of RNA are involved in translation?

What is tRNA, rRNA, and mRNA?

300

This type of mutation occurs when a nucleotide is added

What is an insertion?

400

This RNA nucleotide replaces Thymine (T) 

What is a Uracil (U)? 

400

The enzyme that adds a piece of RNA primer so that DNA polymerase can start adding nucleotides is called 

What is Primase?

400

During elongation of transcription, what does RNA polymerase do?

What is adds RNA nucleotides to build a strand of mRNA. 

400

During elongation of translation, these groups of three nucleotides on mRNA code for amino acids. What do you call these groups of three?

What is a codon?

400

Determine the type of mutation that occurred: 

Original DNA: ACTGGTTCTAAGTCG

Mutated DNA: ACTGTTCTAAGTCG

What is a deletion? 

500

This type of RNA is responsible for carrying amino acids to the ribosome during translation. 

What is a tRNA?

500

The difference between the leading and lagging strands

What is the leading strand is synthesized continuously while the lagging strand is synthesized discontinuously, creating Okazaki fragments that need to be bonded together by ligase. 

500

After termination, how is RNA modified before it leaves the nucleus? 

What is a 5' cap and a poly-A tail are added to protect it from enzymes in the cytoplasm. 

500


Use the image to translate the following mRNA:

AUG - GCU - GUG - UAC - UAG

What is MET - ALA, VAL, TYR, STOP

500

Why do cells regulate which genes are turned on and which are turned off?

What is because they have different functions?

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