DNA
RNA
Protein Synthesis
DNA vs. RNA
Misc.
100

DNA is copied during a process called

replication

100

Unlike DNA, RNA contains what base?

Uracil

100

How many codons are needed to specify for 6 amino acids?

6

100

Genes contain instructions for assembling

proteins
100

A mutation that involves a single nucleotide is called a(n)

point mutation

200

In eukaryotes, DNA is found

in the nucleus

200

RNA contains what type of sugar

ribose

200

Which type of RNA functions as a blueprint or disposable copy of the genetic code?

mRNA

200

________ is a single strand of nucleic acids

RNA

200

Accoring to the principle of ______________, hydrogen bonds can only form between A and T and C and G in DNA.

base pairing

300

What enzyme is involved in DNA replication?

DNA polymerase

300

What are RNA molecules formed?


in the nucleus

300

What RNA molecule carries the amino acids?

tRNA

300

What are the base pairs for DNA? RNA?

DNA: 

A=T

C=G 

RNA: 

A=U

C=G

300

How many bases are read at a time when reading a codon?

3 bases at a time

400

What is the result of DNA replication? specifically

2 DNA molecules each with one original strand and one new strand.

400

What is (are) the type(s) of RNA involved in protein synthesis?

mRNA- messenger RNA

rRNA- ribosomal RNA

tRNA- transfer RNA

400

What happens during the process of translation?

mRNA is used to produce proteins/ mRNA is read, each codon codes for a specific amino acid 

400

What does the central dogma of molecular biology state?

DNA is transcribed into RNA which is then translated into proteins. 

genetic information flows from DNA to RNA to Proteins

400

The original strand of DNA is CCA ATG what is the complimentary RNA strand?

GGUUAC

500

Give and example of what would be contained in a nucleotide found in DNA (all 3 parts)

Example: deoxyribose + phosphate group + adenine

500

If given this strand of mRNA codons- AUG CUU AGC,  what would be the anitcodon used by tRNA?

UAC GAA UCG

500

Using your codon(s) chart what is the codon specified for Histidine

CAC or CAU

500

What are the major differences between DNA and RNA

RNA has ribose/ DNA has deoxyribose

RNA is single stranded/ DNA is double stranded

RNA has Uracil/ DNA has Thymine

500

Explain what a start and stop codon is

Start codons start the process of translation were Stop codons stop the process of translation