Chapter 3.2 Flashcards

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How is genetic information stored in DNA

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In the linear order or sequence of the base pairs

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DNA molecules are copied in the process of

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Replication

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The process of copying DNA so genetic information can be passed from cell to cell or from an organism to its progeny is

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Replication

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An unrepaired error in DNA replication results in a

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Mutation

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In prokaryotes, transcription and translation occur in

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Cytoplasm

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In eukaryotes transcription occurs in

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Nucleus

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Translation in eukaryotes occurs in

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Cytoplasm

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How does the sequence of a molecule of DNA, made up of many monomers of only four nucleotides, encode the enormous amount of genetic information stored in the chromosomes of living organisms

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This is possible because the nucleotides can occur in any order

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