Transforming Principle
A molecule that cannot be the transforming principle based on Griffiths findings.
What are proteins ?
The person who purified the DNA in image 51?
Who is Maurice Wilkins?
The bond linking two sugars of a nucleic acid.
What is a phosphodiester bond?
The dark spot of the nucleus.
What is the nucleolus?
Circular DNA.
What is a plasmid?
The “killer” strain bacteria used in Griffiths experiment.
What is the smooth strain?
The individual behind image 51.
Who is Rosalind Franklin?
The high energy bond of a dNTP is between these groups.
What are the beta and gamma phosphate groups?
DNA -> RNA -> Proteins
What is Central Dogma?
The four groups of amino acids.
What are polar, nonpolar, (-) charged, and (+) charged amino acids?
The two kinds of bacteria strains Griffith mixed together.
What are the heat-killed smooth and living rough strains?
This person “rules” at biochemistry.
Who is Erwin Chargaff?
Watch out, this amino acid was quite hot in the Hershey and Chase experiment.
What is Methionine?
These are used by all cells but don’t call them an organelle.
What are Ribosomes?
This nucleic acid isn’t in DNA.
What is uracil?
The kind of bacteria that was extracted from the dead mouse treated in the experimental group.
What is the smooth virulent strain?
“I thought DNA was a triple helix”
Who is Linus Pauling?
GDP stands for “gross domestic product“ to economicist, but in genetics it stands for this.
What is guanosine diphosphate?
All cells have a lipid bilayer and in Eukaryotes vessicles come from this organelle interact to interact with it.
What is the Golgi Apparatus?
Don’t confuse these two similar words that describe the division of cells.
What is mitosis and meiosis?
The term coined by Griffith used to describe his findings.
What is transformation?
This string of emojis are fairly accurate to these scientists and their significant experiments
👨🔬🧬☢️🦠👩🔬
Who are Hershey and Chase?
Life probably began with this molecule.
What is RNA?
This organelle has it’s own DNA.
What is the mitochondria?
This mechanism describes what happens to proteins after being made.
What is post-translational modification?