Transcription
Translation
History of DNA
DNA structure and function
DNA replication
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What is DNA Transcription?

What is when RNA is made from a DNA template.

100

What is Translation?

Translation is a message in RNA that is converted into a protein.

100

These took place in 1928 when the two strains of bacteria were injected into mice (harmful and non-harmful).

Griffith Experiments.

100

The genetic material was made out of...

DNA.

100

What is DNA Replication.

DNA Replication.

200

What is mRNA?

What is the messenger RNA that copies the messages of the DNA.

200

How many Amino Acids are there?

20

200

When harmful strain was injected into the mice they...

died.

200

DNA is made up of...

nucleotides.

200

What is an enzyme that unwinds the double helix of DNA and separates the DNA strands in preparation for DNA replication?

DNA helicase.

300

What is tRNA?

What is the transfer RNA that traduce the message of mRNA to amino acids. 

300

What is a codon?

A codon is a unit of three nucleotides in mRNA that code for amino acid.

300

When Griffith combined the non-harmful and heated-harmful (non-harmful now) together and injected it into the mice they...

died.

300

Nucleotides have 3 components
1.
2.
3.

Sugar, phosphate, nitrogen base.

300

What is the enzyme involved in DNA replication that joins individual nucleotides to produce a DNA molecule?

DNA Polymerase.

400

What is rRNA?

What is rRNA is the ribosomal RNA.

400

What is a stop codon?

It stops translation?

400

When non-harmful strain was injected into the mice they...

lived.

400

Sugar is the same thing as...

deoxyribose.

400

What is the sequence of RNA nucleotides bound to a region of single-stranded DNA to initiate DNA replication.

RNA Primer.

500

Where transcription happens?

Transcription occurs in the nucleus.

500

Changing the reading frame changes the resulting...

amino acids and proteins.

500

Who found DNA?

James Watson and Francis Crick.

500

Each DNA molecule consists of ____ long chains of nucleotides.



2

500

5' to 3' direction; In DNA synthesis, DNA strands always elongate in a 5' to 3' direction.

The direction of replication.