DNA
RNA
Transcription
Translation
Mutations
100

What is the base pair rule for DNA?

A to T 

C to G

100

What is the base pair rule for RNA?

A to U 

C to G

100

Where does transcription occur?

Nucleus

100

Where does translation occur?

Ribosome

100

Things that can cause mutations are known as:

Mutagens/carcinogens

200

What are the three parts of a DNA nucleotide?

Sugar, phosphate, nitrogen base
200

What is the sugar in RNA called?

Ribose

200

What is produced from transcription?

mRNA
200

What is produced from translation?

Protein

200

This type of mutations changes one base in the DNA to another

Point mutation

300

What is the shape of a DNA molecule?

Double Helix

300

This type of RNA is produced during transcription.

mRNA

300

Transcribe the following DNA sequence: 

TAC CGC ATC TAG

AUG GCG UAG AUC

300

During translation, what do tRNA molecules bring to the ribosome?

Amino Acids

300

Provide one example of a genetically modified organism.

Frost resistant strawberries

Insect resistant corn

Enviropig 

Glow worms/animals

400

What is the name of the enzyme that "unzips" DNA during replication?

Helicase

400

This RNA carries amino acids during translation

tRNA

400

Where does mRNA travel once it leaves the nucleus?

Cytoplasm

400

How many nucleotides would be required to code for a protein that is 50 amino acids long?

150

400

What are two effects that a mutation can have on a protein?

No change

Shorter/Longer

Different Shape

500

DNA is tightly coiled into structures called...

Chromosomes

500

A 3 base sequence on mRNA is called a..

Codon

500

What is the name of the enzyme that pairs RNA nucleotides to the exposed DNA bases?

RNA polymerase

500

What type of bond holds neighboring amino acids together in a protein?

Peptide bond (It's in your notes, I promise)

500

Identify the type of mutation from the following sequences:

Original: ATT CGC GTG CAT ATG GTA

Mutant: ATT CGC TGC ATA TGG TA..

Deletion (Frameshift)