Chapter 12 Deck 3 (slides 9- 13) Flashcards
Each NUCLEOTIDE is made of 3 parts:
- A 5-carbon sugar – _______
- A ____ group
- A ______ base
- DEOXYRIBOSE
- PHOSPHATE group
- NITROGEN base
There are 4 types of nitrogen bases:
adenine (A)
guanine (G)
thymine (T)
cytosine (C)
adenine (A) and guanine (G) form ______s
PURINES
thymine (T) and cytosine (C) form _______s
PYRIMIDINES
the backbone of the DNA chain is formed from _____ and _______
sugar and phosphate
the nitrogen bases stick out ______s from the chain and can be in any order
sideways
_____’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
CHARGOFF’S
Chargoff’s Rule A = __ and C = __
A = T
C = G
Rosalind Franklin Used technique called _____ ____________ to get information about the structure of the DNA molecule
X-RAY DIFFRACTION
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
scattering
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
COILed
Helix
The scattering pattern in Rosalind Franklin’s X-Ray Diffraction also showed that the nitrogen bases were located near the _____ of the molecule
middle
_____ and _______ a 3D MODEL of the molecule out of cardboard and wire based on that was presently known about DNA at that point
Watson and Crick
Watson and Crick’s work showed that DNA’s structure was actually a ____ ______ (“twisted ladder”)
DOUBLE HELIX
The double helix was made of 2 STRANDS OF ________s wound around each other
NUCLEOTIDES