Central Dogma
Genetic Code
Mutations
Translation and Transcription
100

The Central Dogma summarizes the ____ in cells. 

flow of information 

100

Each word in the genetic code contains how many bases?

100

True or False? A mutation is able to create new alleles 

True

100

DNA is transcribed into what?

messenger RNA 

200

Where does protein synthesis take place? 

cytoplasm 

200

A three base code is known as what?

triplet code or codon

200

Point mutation occurs from what?

a single base change

200

Transcription is the process of what? 

DNA is copied to RNA 

300

What is Genotype determined by?

The sequence of bases in it's DNA

300

How many start and stop codons are there?

1 start and 3 stop 

300

Most mutations are what?

neutral or slightly deleterious

300

What is mRNA translated into?

protein 

400

What is phenotype the product of? 

The proteins it produces

400

What is the reading frame?

The sequence of codons of a gene

400
Give an example of a point mutation 

missense, silent, nonsense, frameshift 

400

What is able to transcribe DNA into mRNA 

RNA polymerase 

500

True or False? alleles of the same gene differ in their DNA sequence 

True 

500
What are the properties of the code?

It is redundant, unambiguous, universal, conservative 

500

What is Translocation?

Translocation - when a broken section of one chromosome becomes attached to another. 

500

Translation is the process where the order of nucleotide bases are converted to what?

The order of amino acids