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1
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The ________ of an organism is its entire hereditary information encoded in DNA

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Genome

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2
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DNA sequences that code for protein are defined as _____

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Genes

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A _______ is made up of genes and other DNA sequences that do not code for proteins

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Genome

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4
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Non-coding sequences include those that regulate ________ and those that are ________ to RNA but are never _________

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Transcription
Transcribed
Translated

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5
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A genome _____________

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Is the code within an organisms DNA which contains all the genetic information required to make a new organism

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A gene _____________

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Is a sequence of DNA bases within the genome which codes for protein

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7
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Roles for non-coding DNA

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  1. Regulation of transcription
  2. Protection
  3. Transcription of non-translated RNA
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Structure of genome in eukaryotes

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DNA -> coding DNA {exons + introns} -(transcription)> primary transcript -(alternative RNA splicing)> mature splicing -(translation)> protein -(post-translational modification)>

DNA -> non-coding DNA : - regulation of transcription

                                           - telomeres 
                                           - production of RNA

DNA -> other DNA sequences

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