100 SCIENCE QUESTIONS STUDY GUIDE Flashcards
THE STRUCTURE OF THE DNA IS REFERRED TO AS:
- DOUBLE HELIX
- THE OUTER PAT OF THE HELIX IS MADE OF THE 2 STRAND ( THE LADDER)
-THE STRANDS ARE COMPOSED OF A PHOSPHATE & ALTERNATING SUGAR - THE INNER PART THAT HOLDS 2 STRANDS TOGETHER IS COMPOSED OF NUCLEOTIDE BASES
-THE END OF EACH DNA MOLECULE IS IDENTIFIED WITH A #
-THIS # IS EITHER 3 (3 PRIME) OR 5 (5 PRIME)
-THE #S 3 & 5 REFER TO THE # OF CARBON ATOMS IN THE SUGAR
-BOTH STRANDS RUN ANTI-PARALLEL TO EACH OTHER
-ONE RUNS FROM 5’ TO 3’ WHILE THE OTHER RUNS IN 3 TO 5 PRIME
TRUE OR FALSE ?
THE MRNA IS COPIED FROM THE TEMPLATE STRAND. THE MRNA HAS THE EXACT SAME NUCLEOTIED SEQUENCE AS THE NON-TEMPLATE STRAND, EXCEPT FOR URACIL REPLACES THYMINE.
TRUE.
MRNA IS MADE FROM THE TEMPLATE STRAND, ALSO CALLED THE ANTI-SENSE STRAND.
ALTHOUGH THE TEMPLATE STRAND RUNS FROM 3 TO 5 MRNA GROWS FROM 5 TO 3, THIS IS THE EXACT SEQUENCE AS THE NON -TEMPLATE STRAND (OR SENSE STRAND)
WHICH REPRESENTS THE CORRECT NUCLEOTIDE BASE PAIRING IN RNA?
ADENINE URACIL
GUANINE CYTOSINE
IN RNA ADENINE PAIRS W/ URACIL & GUANINE PAIRS W/ CYTOSINE
TRUE OR FALSE
IN DNA ADENINE & THYMINE ALWAYS PAIR TOGETHER?
TRUE.
IN DNA ADENINE & THYMINE PAIR
THE JOB OF A NUCLEOTIDE IS ?
AMINO ACID
NUCLEOTIDES CODE FOR AMINO ACIDS + AMINO ACIDS ARE THE MONOMERS OF PROTEINS (THEY MAKE PROTEINS)
WHAT ARE THE TWO KINDS OF NITROGENOUS BASES THAT MAKE UP DNA + RNA?
PURINES + PYRIMIDINES
* NITROGENOUS BASES ARE SEPARATED INTO 2 CATEGORIES
-PURINES
- PYRIMIDINES
TRUE OR FALSE?
IN RNA ADENINE + THYMINE ALWAYS PAIR
FALSE.
IN RNA, ADENINE + URACIL ALWAYS PAIR
HOW IS INFO CODED ON DNA?
- IN THE 5’ TO 3’ DIRECTION ON THE SENSE STRAND
-MRNA IS CODED USING THE ANTISENSE TEMPLATE STRAND
-IT RUNS IN THE 3 TO 5 DIRECTION
-ALTHOUGH INFO IS CODED OFF THE ANTI-SENSE STRAND; THE END RESULT OF MRNA WILL LOOK ALIKE TO THE SENSE STRAND B/C THEY BOTH GO IN THE 5 TO 3 DIRECTION
TRUE OR FALSE?
IN DNA GUANINE + CYTOSINE ALWAYS PAIR TOGETHER?
TRUE.
WHICH IS THE CORRECT AMOUNT OF CHROMOSOMES FOUND IN A HUMAN CELL ?
46
IN EACH SOMATIC (HUMAN) CELL, THERE ARE 23 PAIRS OF CHROMOSOMES.
EACH PAIR IS MADE UP OF ONE MATERNAL AND ONE PATERNAL CHROMOSOME. 23 PAIRS FROM EACH PARENT
TRUE OR FALSE?
CHROMOSOMES ARE MADE UP OF TIGHTLY COILED DNA WRAPPED AROUND HISTONE PROTEINS.
TRUE.
DNA IS MADE OF NUCLEOTIDES + DNA IS ORGANIZED INTO GENES.
NUCLEOTIDES ARE THE __________________ OF RNA + DNA.
MONOMERS
MONOMERS ARE THE “BUILDING BLOCKS” OF MACROMOLECULES. NUCLEOTIDES ARE WHAT MAKE DNA+ RNA SO THEY ARE REFERRED TO AS THE MONOMERS OF RNA + DNA. DNA + RNA ARE NUCLEIC ACIDS.
ONE OF THE 4 MACROMOLECULES.
WHICH DESCRIBES THE CORRECT ARRANGEMENT FROM SMALLEST TO LARGEST?
DNA, GENE, CHROMOSOME
DNA MAKE GENES+GENES MAKE CHROMOSOMES GENES MAKE CHROMOSOMES.
WHICH IS THE CORRECT NUCLEOTIDE BASE PAIRING IN DNA?
ADENINE THYMINE
GUANINE CYTOSINE
IN DNA, ADENINE ALWAYS PAIRS W/THYMINE + GUANINE ALWAYS PAIRS WITH CYTOSINE.
CORRECT PURINE BASE PAIRS IN DNA +RNA ?
IN BOTH RNA + DNA, ADENINE + GUANINE PAIR