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100

this contains deoxyribose and thymine

DNA

100

the two purine bases

adendinde (A) and guanine(G)

100

the strand during DNA replication where okazaki fragments are made

the lagging strand

100

the organic compounds that link together to create proteins

amino acids

100

the location where protein are mostly synthesized

ribosomes in the cytoplasm of a cell

200

The DNA strand is as follows:

CTA   AAT   GCA   CGC   ATA

find and name the amino acids

aspartate leucine arginine alanine tyrosine

200

the structure of DNA when it is being unzipped by Helicase is known as this

the replication fork

200

the two strands of DNA are not identical but this, which means to run in opposite directions

anti-parallel

300
the insulin protein is 51 amino acids long, the number of base pairs that codes for insulin is

153

(because 1 amino acid is 3 bases) 

3x51 = 153

300

for each amino acid given find the tRNA anticodon, mRNA codon, and DNA code(there is more than 1 right answer)

1. histidine

2. arginine

3. phenylalanine

         tRNA                   mRNA                   DNA

1.  GUA/GUG          CAU/CAC             GTA/GTG

2.  UCU/UCC           AGA/AGG            TCT/TCC

3. AAA/AAG            UUU/UUC             AAA/AAG

300

the building of a complimentary stand of DNA is started form this prime to another prime

3' prime to 5'prime

300

the transfer of genetic information from DNA to RNA to protein

gene expression

300

where transcription takes place

the nucleus

400

nucleic acids are chains of these

nucleotides

400

find the DNA nucleotides of these amino acids

methionine  &  tryptophan

TAC & ACC

400

where mRNA goes after transcription

the cytoplasm of the cell

400

rhe order of base pairs in a DNA molecule

genetic code

400

replication can take place on many locations in DNA, the structure that forms as a result of this is known as

replication bubble

500

given the DNA code, find the tRNA anticodon:

1. CAT

2. ATA

3. CCT

4. TCA

1. CAU

2. AUA

3. CCU

4. UCA

500
only 3 codons don't code for amino acids but code for these, to end protein synthesis

stop signals

500

1 codon is equal to 1 of this

amino acid

500

the process of DNA replication can be described in general as this

semiconservative