Chapter 12 Deck 3 (slides 9- 13) Flashcards

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1
Q

Each NUCLEOTIDE is made of 3 parts:

  1. A 5-carbon sugar – _______
  2. A ____ group
  3. A ______ base
A
  1. DEOXYRIBOSE
  2. PHOSPHATE group
  3. NITROGEN base
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2
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There are 4 types of nitrogen bases:

A

adenine (A)

guanine (G)

thymine (T)

cytosine (C)

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3
Q

adenine (A) and guanine (G) form ______s

A

PURINES

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4
Q

thymine (T) and cytosine (C) form _______s

A

PYRIMIDINES

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5
Q

the backbone of the DNA chain is formed from _____ and _______

A

sugar and phosphate

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6
Q

the nitrogen bases stick out ______s from the chain and can be in any order

A

sideways

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7
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_____’s RULE: The percentages of G and C bases and the percentages of A and T bases are almost equal in any sample of DNA

A

CHARGOFF’S

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8
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Chargoff’s Rule  A = __ and C = __

A

A = T

C = G

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9
Q

Rosalind Franklin Used technique called _____ ____________ to get information about the structure of the DNA molecule

A

X-RAY DIFFRACTION

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10
Q

In X-Ray Diffraction Rosalin Franklin Aimed x-ray beam at concentrated DNA samples and then recorded the ________ pattern of the x-rays on film

A

scattering

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11
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In X-Ray diffraction the pattern on the photograph showed that the strands of DNA nucleotides were ____ed around each other like the coils of a spring (a shape known as a ______) and that there were 2 strands in the structure

A

COILed

Helix

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12
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The scattering pattern in Rosalind Franklin’s X-Ray Diffraction also showed that the nitrogen bases were located near the _____ of the molecule

A

middle

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13
Q

_____ and _______ a 3D MODEL of the molecule out of cardboard and wire based on that was presently known about DNA at that point

A

Watson and Crick

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14
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Watson and Crick’s work showed that DNA’s structure was actually a ____ ______ (“twisted ladder”)

A

DOUBLE HELIX

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15
Q

The double helix was made of 2 STRANDS OF ________s wound around each other

A

NUCLEOTIDES

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16
Q

In the double helix of the DNA structure the n-bases of each strand are connected in the middle by weak forces called _______ BONDS

A

HYDROGEN

17
Q

Watson and Crick also found that only A and T would bond together and only C and G would bond together by hydrogen bonds. This is called the ______ ______ Rule, and also explains Chargoff’s Rule

A

Base Pairing