Biology 2 (Chapter 10) Flashcards

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1
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During The 1890s What Happened

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Nucleic Acid Known To Be In Cells

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2
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During The 1940’s What Happened

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Genes Were Known To Be
1. On Chromosomes
2. Chromosomes Were Known To Be Made Of Protein And Nucleic Acid

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3
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During The 1950’s What Happened

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DNA Known As Molecule Of Inheritance & Discovery Of Double Helix

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4
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Who Determined That DNA was a Double Helix

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James Watson & Francis Kirk
(Won Nobel Prize In 1962)

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5
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Dna?

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  • Has Capacity To Store Genetic Information
  • Can Be Copied And Passed From Generation To Generation
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6
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DNA & RNA are?

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Nucleic Acids

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7
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DNA & RNA Consist Of?

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Chemical Units Called Nucleotides

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8
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Nucleotides Are Joined By

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A Sugar Phosphate Backbone

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9
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The Four Nucleotides In DNA

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Thymine, Cytosine, Adenine, Guanine

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10
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Difference Between DNA Nitrogenous Bases and RNA Nitrogenous bases

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RNA Has Uracil In Place Of Thymine

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11
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DNA Replication is when

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A cell or whole organism reproduces, a complete set of genetic instructions must pass from one generation to the next

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12
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Dna replication begins

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At specific sites on a double helix

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13
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Dna replication proceeds

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in both directions

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14
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Replication Process is..

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Fast and Quite Accurate

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15
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During Replication Dozens Of Enzymes

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  • Make Covalent Bonds
  • Keep DNA unzipped
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16
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How many bases are incorrectly paired during replication

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1 in 1 billion

17
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What happens when bases are incorrectly paired

A

Mutations

18
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DNA can be damaged by

A

Ultra Violet Light

19
Q

When DNA is damaged by Ultra Violet Light what repairs the damage

A

Enzymes and proteins involved in replication

20
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An organisms….. is the sequence of nucleotide bases in DNA

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Genotype, Its genetic makeup

21
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The organisms…. Which arise from actions of a wide variety of proteins

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Phenotype is the organisms specific physical traits

22
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Transcription __ -> ____

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DNA -> RNA

23
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Translation ____ -> _______

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RNA -> Protein

24
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In eukaryotic cells transcription occurs in the

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Nucleus

25
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In eukaryotic cells translation occurs in the

A

Cytoplasm

26
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A ______ is any change in the nucleotide sequence of DNA

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Mutation

27
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Mutations Can Result From

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  • Errors in DNA Replication
  • Physical or chemical agents called mutagens