DNA
RNA
REPLICATION
TRANSCRIPTION
TRANSLATION
100

The shape of DNA.

double helix

100

The shape of RNA.

single stranded

100

This is being replicated

DNA

100

Where does transcription occur?

nucleus

100

The end product of translation

peptide chain or protein

200

The sugar found in DNA

deoxyribose

200

The sugar found in RNA

ribose

200

The base pair rule

A - T G - C

200

The base pair rules for transcription.

A-U   T-A   G-C

200

mRNA is "read" by this organelle to build a protein

ribosome

300

Replicate this sequence: ATC GCC TGC

TAG CGG ACG

300

Base that is only found in RNA

U - uracil

300

Enzyme that proofreads new DNA strands

DNA polymerase

300

The central dogma of molecular biology describes the flow of genetic information in this order. Draw the central dogma diagram.

DNA --> RNA --> Protein

300

The monomer of proteins

amino acids

400

What are the three components of a nucleotide?

*Draw/label for double points

Phosphate group, sugar, and nitrogenous base (A, T, C, or G)

400

The START codon

AUG

400

Enzyme that unzips DNA

DNA helicase

400

RNA polymerase makes this specific type of RNA that carries instructions for making proteins.

mRNA

400

Codons are the code that makes up  ________ and include the following bases ________________.

*Write an example of three codons for double points!

mRNA / (A, G, C, U)

AUG CGC UGA

500

List the three differences between DNA and RNA

Strands (2v1), ribose vs deoxyribose, uracil vs thymine

500

Number of codons needed to specify 6 amino acids

6

500

When and where does replication take place?

S - phase of interphase in the nucleus

500

Why does transcription take place?

DNA cannot leave the nucleus and therefore must be transcribed to mRNA to leave the nucleus.

500

Type of RNA that "brings" amino acids to the ribosome.

What "code" is found on this molecule? (double points)

tRNA / anticodons