Cell Cycle
Transcription/Translation
Mutations
Gene Expression
Mitosis/Meiosis
100

The two basic phases of the cell cycle.

Interphase and mitosis

100

The base that bonds with Thymine.

Adenine

100

When a nucleotide is removed.

Deletion.

100

Allows a DNA segment to be transcribed.

A promoter.

100

Which of these processes occur in the human body?

Mitosis and Meiosis

200

The number of parts of interphase.

3.

200

Thymine is replaced by this nitrogen base in RNA.

Uracil.

200

A mutation that only alters one nucleotide.

Point

200

The reason that gene expression exists.

Specialization.

200

The number of daughter cells created in mitosis.

2

300

What happens after the checkpoint in G2 is met?

Mitosis begins.
300

The RNA sequence UGA codes for this.

STOP.

300

The type of mutation that causes a major change in the entirety of a gene.

Frameshift

300

A repressor's purpose

Blocks DNA
300

The number of daughter cells in Meiosis.

4

400

In what phase is DNA replicated?

The S phase.

400
The RNA that has an anticodon.

tRNA

400

A mutation in which a nucleotide is added

Insertion

400

The part of DNA that does not code. 

Intron

400

In what phase of mitosis do the chromosomes line up in the middle?

Metaphase

500

The type of cell that remains in G0 for the duration of its lifespan.

Brain cell.

500

What enzyme builds mRNA

RNA polymerase.

500
The protien that cuts DNA.

CRISPR

500

A region of DNA that includes a promoter, and operator, and structural genes.

Operon.

500

What is created through oogenesis?

Egg cells.