cytogen replication

Question 1

transfer of important information in the biological system

Answer 1

central dogma

Question 2

producing two identical copies of the original DNA

Answer 2

DNA replication

Question 3

two original DNA strand, (parental of “all old” strands)

Answer 3

Conservative replication

Question 4

Both double DNAs would include one parental or “old” strand and one daughter or ‘new’ strand

Answer 4

Semi-Conservative Replication

Question 5

After replication both copies of the new DNA would somehow lave alternating segment of parental DNA and newly-synthesized DNA on each of their two strands.

Answer 5

Dispersive Replication

Question 6

initiates in a site called origin of replication

Answer 6

Initiating DNA replication

Question 7

2 hydrogen bond

Answer 7

AT part

Question 8

3 hydrogen bonds

Answer 8

GC part

Question 9

A protein known as DNA helicase attaches to and breakes apart the hydrogen bonds between the bases on the DNA strand thereby pulling apart the two strands.

Answer 9

Unwinding the double helix