Sequences
What is the complementary sequence for ATTAG?
TAATC
This organelle is responsible for the release of chemicals from a cell?
Cell membrane
What is the larger part of the cell cycle?
Interphase
Which base matches with thymine?
Adenine
What phase does DNA replication happen in?
S-phase
What is the complementary sequence for GCCTATAC?
CGGATATG
The energy required to maintain a cell is associated with which organelle?
Mitochondria
What is the smallest part of the cell cycle?
Mitosis
What base matches with Guanine?
Cytosine
The arrangement of nitrogenous bases is responsible for what?
Genetic code
What is the complementary sequence for GGCCTTAAGCGCATA?
CCGGAATTCGCGTAT
What organelle assists in carrying out the process of active and passive transport?
Cell membrane
What part of the cell cycle is the cell preparing for the cell to be divided?
G2
What macromolecule is DNA considered?
Nucleic acid
What allows genetic code to be transferred to another cell?
Cell replication
Explain why the sequence AGGATAGA isn't the same as TGGCCATA?
The sequences aren't the same because they won't produce the same genes.
What organelle in a plant cell assist in photosynthesis?
Chloroplast
What phase of the cell cycle does DNA replicate?
S-phase
What bonds two bases together?
Hydrogen bonds
What organelle is responsible for free-floating nucleotides bonding with old DNA strands?
cytoplasm
Why are sequences important to our genetic makeup?
It is important because that is how genes are expressed.
Why can't a sucrose molecule pass through a cell membrane but, glucose can?
Sucrose is a larger molecule than glucose.
What happens if cell divides too quickly?
Specific organelles can't grow and cells won't function properly. Cancer.
What are the 3 parts of a nucleotide for DNA?
Deoxyribose, Phosphate group, nitrogenous group
What has the ability to cut DNA?
Enzyme