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DNA v.s. RNA
Replication
Vocabulary
Codons
Pot Pourri
100
This is the double stranded molecule that carries genetic information
Deoxyribonucleic Acid
100
This is the enzyme that unzips the double helix DNA.
DNA helicase
100
The process identified by going from DNA to mRNA
Transcription
100
In DNA: what is the base that bonds with ADENINE
Thymine
100
What is Mr. Reaves-Bey's favorite color?
Purple


200
What does RNA stand for?
Ribonucleic Acid
200
This is the enzyme that replicates the original DNA strand.
DNA polymerase
200
The process identified by replication from mRNA to a protein.
Translation
200
In DNA: what is the base that bonds with CYTOSINE
Guanine
200
Name the administration at Green Run in alphabetical order by last name.
Cosimano, Gilchrist, Lehner, Pickett, Tarkenton


300
This structure is usually represented as a double helix, or twisted ladder with two strands.
What is DNA
300
These are the groups of 3 nitrogen bases on RNA that code for an amino acid. Specific name.
Codon
300
DNA acquired through the use of combining multiple organisms DNA into one.
Recombinant DNA
300
In RNA what is the base that bonds with URACIL
Adenine
300
For every action, there is an equal and opposite ____________!
Reaction
400
These are the bonds between the nitrogen bases, that are either in double or triple configuration.
Hydrogen Bonds
400
This is the enzyme that reads RNA in all three processes.
RNA polymerase
400
These are the bonds that hold the nitrogen bases together.
Hydrogen bonds
400
The correct DNA sequence for the mRNA shown:


A U C U U G A C U


   T A G A A C T G A

400
What year did Green Run High School open?
1979
500
These are the 3 primary types of RNA.
mRNA


tRNA

rRNA

500
This is the location for the anticodon.
tRNA
500
What does GMO stand for?
Genetically Modified / Genetically Modified Organisms
500

This is the primary nitrogenous base that makes DNA different from RNA.

Uracil
500
What is the brain teaser quote seen below:


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"Six feet under ground!"