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Reproduction and DNA
Genetic Code
Sea Turtle Project
Profiling
PCR
100
This is where most of our DNA is stored.
What is the cell nucleus?
100
This person has the same genetic code as you?
Who is no one?
100
The three types of Hemolysis.
What is alpha, beta, and gamma hemolysis?
100
Used to exclude suspects from a list of potential criminals.
What is DNA evidence?
100
The first step in PCR.
What is Denaturing?
200
The male reproductive cell.
What is sperm?
200
Four.
What is the number of chemical bases?
200
The names of the sea turtles that we are received samples from.
Who are Hang Tough and Harriet ?
200
Repeated short nucleotide sequences.
What is Short Tandem Repeats (STRs)?
200
The second step in PCR.
What is annealing (binding of primers)?
300
The female reproductive cell.
What is the Ovum.
300
The shape of DNA.
What is the double-helix?
300
Color of Gram Negative Stained cells.
What is Pink/red (saffron)?
300
The 0.5% of our DNA that is different is found in this region of our DNA?
What is the non-coding region (junk DNA)?
300
The third step in PCR?
What is extension?
400
Some of our DNA is stored here. This organelle is responsible for cellular respiration.
What is the mitochondria?
400
Binds to G (Guanine).
What is C?
400
Color of Gram Positive Stained cells.
What is purple?
400
The number of base pairs in our genetic code?
What is 3 billion?
400
Bind to the region of interest during PCR.
What are primers?
500
The single cell that contains all of our genetic code.
What is the zygote?
500
Gene sequence that is has remained essentially unchanged in species throughout evolution.
What are highly conserved sequences?
500
The name of the sequence we are using to identify the bacteria from the sea turtles.
What is 16S rDNA?
500
Process used to amplify DNA?
What is Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR)?
500
The key enzyme used to assemble nucleotides during PCR.
What is Taq polymerase?