DNA
Protein Synthesis
Probability
Pedigrees
Profiling
100

DNA stands for _________

Deoxyribonucleic Acid

100

unusable codes cut out after mRNA makes a copy are called ___

Usable codes spliced together after mRNA makes a copy are called ___

DNA-RNA-Protein-characteristic/traits = ____

Introns

Exons

Central Dogma

100

What would be the genotypes of... 

Homozygous Dominant:

Heterozygous:

Homozygous recessvie:

DD

Dd

dd

100

in Pedigrees, the circle represents _____

females

100

The electrophoresis machine works because DNA is a ___ charge which migrates to the ___ end

Negative, positive

200

DNA collected from males is from the __ where the female DNA is collected from the ___

Nucleus

Mitochondria

200

mRNA makes a copy of DNA replaces ___ with ___

the triplets read on the mRNA strand are called ___

the triplets read on the tRNA molecule are called ___

T with U

Codons

Anticodons

200

If Purple flowers are dominant to white flowers: cross homozygous recessive with heterozygous

What are the possible genotypes and phenotypes of the offspring?

Genotypes: 50% Pp 50% pp

Phenotypes: 50% Purple, 50% white

200

In pedigrees, the square represents ___

males

200

_______ are added to the DNA sample to amplify and copy to increase accuracey

____ are added to cut the DNA in specific sequences

the cut sequences are called ___


PCRs (Polymerase chain reactions)

REs (Restriction Enzymes)

RFs (restriction fragments)

300

the "alphabet of DNA" include ____, ____, ____ and ___

Which combine due to a double bond?

Which combine due to a triple bond?


Adenine, Guanine, Cytosine and Thymine

A=T

C---G

300

DNA - RNA inside the nucleus is called ___

RNA - protein outside the nucleus is called ___

Transcription

Translation

300

What is the first step when showing a dihybrid cross?

Punnett square of the parents to determine gametes 

300

In pedigrees, the shaded areas represent ___

The individuals that express the trait in question

300

DNA fragments are added to the machine.  the ____ fragments travel farther than the ___ 

___ are added to the fragments to highlight where they end

Shorter, longer

Radioactive probes

400

the "1-ring" structure is called the ____

the "2-ring" structure is called the ____

The DNA strand that is built in order is the ___ strand

The DNA strand that is built in fragments is the ___ strand

Pyrimidine

Purine

Leading

Lagging

400

AUG is the __ codon

Why is this special?

All Stop Codons?

Methionine

Start codon

UGA, UAA, UAG

400

When determining the phenotypes of the offspring from a dihybrid cross, what genotypes are you looking for for the following scenarios?

1. Showing dominant characteristics for both traits?

2. showing recessive for the first trait, but dominant for the second trait?

3. showing dominant for the first trait but recessive for the second trait?

4. showing recessive for both traits?

1. at least one capital letter for both traits

2. both lower letters for first and at least one capital letter for second trait

3. at least one capital letter for first trait but lower case for second trait

4. both traits are lower case

400

If 1 of 3 children has the expressed trait but the parents do not, what genotype must the parent be?

Heterozygous

400

The bands that are created by the probes and are compared to all samples are called ___


STRs (short tandem repeats)

500

DNA coils around proteins called ___

Key players of DNA Replication? What do they do?

Mitosis results in ____

Meiosis results in ____

Histones

Helicase (unzipper), Primase (primer), Polymerase (builder), Ligase (gluer)

2 gen. identical diploid cells

4 gen. unique haploid cells



500

Transcribe and translate the following sequence:

Top strand: AAA TAT CGG GGG GTA CAT

Bottom:

mRNA (bottom):

Protein:


bottom: TTT ATA GCC CCC CAT GTA

mRNA:   AAA UAU CGG GGG GUA CAU

Protein: Lysine, Tyrosine, Arginine, Glysine, Valine, Histidine 

500

CAN YOU DO A DIHYBRID CROSS???  MAKE SURE!

DO IT

500

If 1 grandchild is born with the expressed recessive trait, what must their genotype be?

What genotype must they marry in order to ensure their children do not express the trait?

homozygous recessive

Homozygous Dominant

500

What does it mean If all of the STRs match the crime scene?

What does it mean if only a FEW STRs match the crime scene?

What does it mean if none of the STRs match the crime scene?

You have an exact match to the suspect

You have a suspect related to the crime scene

You do not have the suspect or someone related