History
Structure
Replication
Enzymes
Miscellaneous
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Captured "photo 51" using X-ray crystallography 

Rosalind Franklin

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The shape of a DNA molecule:

Double Helix

100

When does DNA replication occur? (within the cell cycle)

Interphase

100

Enzyme that "unzips" the original DNA molecule by breaking apart base pairs

Helicase

100

DNA stands for:

Deoxyribonucleic Acid

200

Erwin Chargaff confirmed that:

nitrogen bases pair up (A-T and G-C)
200

The monomer of nucleic acids:

nucleotide

200

What direction does DNA replication occur from the perspective of the new, complementary strand?

5' to 3'

200

Enzyme that acts as the "builder" of the new molecules of DNA by adding complementary base pairs

DNA Polymerase

200

Replicate the following strand of DNA:

ATTTCGCTAGCCA

TAAAGCGATCGGT

300

In "My" experiment, mice were injected with variations of virulent and non-virulent bacterial strains

Griffith

300

Double ringed nitrogen bases (Adenine and Guanine)

Purines

300

DNA is "antiparallel". What does that mean?

Strands oriented in opposite directions (5' to 3' and 3' to 5')

300

What does DNA Ligase do in the process of DNA replication?

Fills in the cracks and seals together newly replicated molecules of DNA

300

A virus that specifically infects bacterial cells

Bacteriophage

400

Oswald Avery and his team isolated major molecules in bacterial cultures previously used in other experiments and observed this genetic principle:

Transformation

400

The (4) nitrogen bases that make up molecules of DNA:

Adenine, Guanine, Cytosine, Thymine

400

DNA Replication is "Semi-Conservative". What does this mean?

newly replicated molecules of DNA are 50% original/template and 50% new/complementary

400

Enzyme that builds and lays down the "Primer" to initiate the replication process

Primase

400

Which nitrogen base is in RNA that is not contained in DNA?

Uracil
500

Our team confirmed that DNA, and not protein, was the "transforming" principle by measuring radioactively labeled isotopes in different parts of bacterial viruses.

Hershey and Chase

500

The (3) components of a nucleotide:

Nitrogen Base, 5-carbon sugar, and a phosphate group

500

What are the 3 Phases of DNA Replication?

Initiation, Elongation, and Termination

500

What does Topoisomerase do within DNA replication?

unwinds original DNA molecule and controls rate of replication

500

The short segments of replicated DNA in the lagging strand are known as_________________________.

Okazaki Fragments