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100

In Eukaryotes, DNA ____________________

is located in the nucleus.

100

Avery’s experiment showed that bacteria are transformed by _______

DNA.

100

What does the below figure show?

The order in which amino acids are linked

100

How many main types of RNA are there?

Three

100

If you have a DNA strand of – ATCATGCGAATA – what would the corresponding RNA strand look like?

UAGUACGCUUAU

200

During the process called ____________, DNA is copied

Replication

200

What did Griffith observe when he injected a mixture of heat-killed, disease-causing, and live harmless bacteria into mice?

The mice developed pneumonia

200

Using the figure below, what codons are for the amino acid Valine?

GUG

200

What is produced during transcription?

RNA molecules

200

Which type of RNA works as a blueprint for the genetic code?

Messenger RNA

300

In DNA Replication, a CTAGGT strand would be paired with a _________ strand

GATCCA

300

During Hershey & Chase’s experiment, if both Phosphorous-32 (P-32) & Sulfur-35 (S-35) were found in the bacteria, what might they have concluded?

They would conclude that both the viruses' protein and the DNA had been injected into the bacteria.

300

Using the figure below, the codon CAU is which amino acid?

Histidine

300

What happens during the process of translation?

The cell uses information from messenger RNA to produce proteins

300

If you have an RNA strand of – UACGAGGGUACA – what would the corresponding DNA strand look like?

ATGCTCCCATGT

400

In DNA replication, a GTAAGC strand would be paired with a _________ strand

CATTCG

400

What is a bacteriophage?

A virus that infects bacteria

400

What is the sequence of codons that creates this Amino Acid chain: Proline-Glycine-Lysine?

CCA-GGA-AAG

400

Which type of mutation is NOT a gene mutation?

Inversion

400

Using the figure below, what codons are for the amino acid Serine?

UCA

500

The three parts of a nucleotide found in DNA

Deoxyribose (Sugar molecule), Phosphate group, Nitrogen Base (Adenine, Thymine, Cytosine, Guanine)

500

What are the parts of a Bacteriophage?

Bacteriophages are composed of a DNA or RNA core and a protein coat.

500

What amino acids are part of the following sequence: UCG-CAC-GGU?

Serine-Histidine-Glycine

500

Which type of mutation is NEVER a frameshift mutation?

Substitution

500

What is the sequence of codons that creates this Amino Acid chain: Tryptophan – Serine – Cysteine?

UGG – AGU – UGC