11.1 - 11.3 Quiz Flashcards
Virus
Nucleus acid (DNA or RNA) wrapped in protein, not made of cells, reproduce using a cell
Transforming substance
Found in bacteria by Griffith
Bacteriophage
Virus that infects bacteria
DNA replication
Process of copying DNA molecule
Template mechanism
DNA molecule serves as template to make an identical copy
Origin of replication
First step in double helix replication, needed because we need to be specific about what strands are being replicated.
Replication Bubbles
Push outward in both directions, opening parent DNA strands
Parent DNA stands
What is expanded by the replication bubbles
Pyrimidine
Single ring base (T and C)
Purine
Double ring base (A and G)
Daughter DNA Strands
Formed with complementary bases added opposite parent strands
DNA polymerase
Enzyme which forms covalent bonds between nucleotides in daughter strand
Double Helix
Twisting shape of 2 connected strands of nucleotides
Complementary base pairs
Made of nitrogenous bases, based on size of bases, A-T, G-C, sequence determines complementary sequence of other strand
Name the four nitrogen bases
Thymine, Cytosine, Adenine, Guanine