Structure
Replication
Transcription
Translation
Misc
100

What are the 4 bases in the middle of the strand?

Adenine, Thymine, Guanine and Cytosine

100

What does Helicase do?

Breaks H bonds

100

DNA is transcribed into 

mRNA

100

During translation _________________ are made.

Proteins

100

Where is DNA in the cell?

The nucleus
200

What makes up the backbone of DNA?

Sugar, phosphate

200

DNA Polymerase makes sure the correct ___________ match up with the strands.

Free Nucleotides

200

What are the 3 ways mRNA is different than DNA?

Single stranded, Uracil, Ribose Sugar

200

What is the kind of bond that bonds amino acids together?

peptide bond

200

What organelle makes proteins?

Ribosomes

300

How many bonds bond G and C together?

3

300

Why does DNA need to replicate?

So that when the cell divides during mitosis the two cells are identical.

300

Transcribe this DNA sequence.

T   A   C   G   G   C   C   A   T  T  A  A  A  A   T   

A   U   G   C   C   G   G   U   A   A   U   U   U   U   A   

300

Translate into a protein:

T   A   C   G   G   C   C   A   T  T  A  A  A  A   T   T   A  A

Start-Methionine, Proline, Valine, Isoleucine, Leucine, STOP

300

DNA Replication is said to be ____________________ because there is always half of the original strand in the daughter strands.

Semi-Conservative

400

What kind of bonds bond sugar and phosphate?

Covalent

400

Why does the lagging strand have to wait for Helicase to build?

The stands are antiparallel and DNA is only built a certain way. 

400

Why does mRNA need to be made?

DNA is too big to fit through the nuclear pores.

400

After a tRNA molecule enters the ribosome, what happens next?

The anticodon matches with codon and the Amino Acid pops out, a  new tRNA molecule enters, the old tRNA molecule leaves.

400

How do some cells become brain cells and others become skin cells?

Different genes are expressed and cells are differentiated to do different jobs.

500

What are the pyrimidines?

Cytosine, Thymine

500

What are the parts that are built in the lagging strand called?

Okazaki Fragments

500

What makes sure that mRNA is transcribed correctly?

RNA Polymerase

500

What happens to the amino acid chain after it is built?

It is released from the tRNA and continues to fold into the correct protein shape.

500

Who received credit for finding the double helix?

Who should have received credit?

Watson and Crick

Franklin