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1
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What do nucleic acids do

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Store information that controls cellular activity

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2
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What di nucleic acids control

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Protein synthesis and chemical processes

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3
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Where is dna found

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Nucleus

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4
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Two types of nucleic acid

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Deoxyribo nucleic acid

Ribonucleic acid

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5
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What does dna form

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An important part of the chromosomes that form the chromatin network

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6
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What is a gene

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Secrions of dna molecules that contain hereditary info

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7
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Structure of dna

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Doible helix
1 sugar
1 phoshate
1 nitro base

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8
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What are the nitro bases

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Adenine with thymine

Cytosin with guanine

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9
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Which of the nitro bases are pyrimidines

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Thymine and cytosine

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10
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Which of the nitro bases are purines

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Adenine and guanine

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11
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What is dnas role

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Hereditary information in the form of genes
Coding for protein
to replicate

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12
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Coding dna is called what

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Exons

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13
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Non coding dnas other name and fuctions

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Introns and dunctional rna molecules

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14
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Why is dna replication important

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Make new dna molecule to ensure the genetic code is passed on to each daughter cell

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15
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When does dna relication take place

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Interphase

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16
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How does dna replication take place

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1 double helix unwinds,weak hydro break
2 exposed strand =template
3 free nucleotides bond to base pair
=two identical double helix wrap around histone

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17
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What is an str

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Short tandem repeat

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18
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In dna profiling where do the differences occur

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The non coding part

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19
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What is dna profilling

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The extracting if highly variable regions =repeating sequences of base pairs

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20
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How mang diffrent site of dna profilling are investigated

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13-20

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21
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What is a dna profile

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An individuals unique dna fragments,seperated by electrophoresis

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22
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How does dna profilling occur

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Cells treated to extract dna
Restriction enzymes cut begin and end parts
Dna gets amplified
Electrophoresis

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23
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Whatbis gel electrophoresis

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A method to sepreate latge molecules mainly due to size and electrical charge

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24
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Hiw is dna profilling used

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Forensics
Didorders
Paternity

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25
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What is the strictute of rna

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Single stranded
Made of nucleotides
1 sugar 1 base 1 phosphate

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26
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What is the function of rna

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Carties instructions from dna in nucleus to ribosomes for protein synthesis

27
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What are the similarities of dna and rna

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Made of polymers
Same structure base phospate and sugar
Both responsible for protein synth

28
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What are the types of rna

A

Messenger rna
Transfer rna in cyto
Ribosomal RNA

29
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What happens in the nucleus

Trnscription

A

Dna trabscribed into new mrna molecule

Gene unwinds nucleotides pair up/join to make rna

30
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The order of codons equals what

A

The order of amino acids

31
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The triplet code is the basis for what

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Genetic code

32
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What happens at the ribosomes

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Mrna binds to ribosome at start codon and trna binds one amino to one mrna to deposit aminos correct

33
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What is the anti codon

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The three notrogenous bases at the end of a trna molecule

34
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What is translation

A

One codon starts the process
Anti codons base link to compl bases
Mrna translated into amino sequence

35
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Translation definition

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The process by which a specific protein is formed from a chain of amino acids dude too the sequence of codons

36
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What is the purpose of rrna

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Firm ribosomes

Read the genetic code

37
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What are the basic components of a codon and what does it code for

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3 nitro bases

And protein

38
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What are the basic components of a gene and whatvdoes it code for

A

Nirto bases

Anti codon

39
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Why do we squish the strawberries

A

Break the cell walls

40
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Why do we use a soap and salt mix

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Detergent causes the cell mems to break down

And salt enable the nucleic asiv to precipitate

41
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Why do we use heat treatment

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Break down phospholipids to denature enzymes

42
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Why do we use a cold bath

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Slow down the rate at which the dna breaks down

43
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Filtering is to allow what

A

The small dna moleciles to pass through

44
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Chilled ethanol

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Dissolves the soluble components to form a solution

45
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Precipitaion is for

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To allow the insoluble molecules to clump toegether

46
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Gmo plants techniques

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1 gene gun

2 recombinant dna technique

47
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What dies a gene gun do

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Shoots a dna covered bullet in to the desirable part of the plant cells

48
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Recombinant dna how does it happen

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T1 recombinant removed and restriction enzyme cuts plasmid
Ligase splices the gene =transgene
=intergration=grown by tissue culture

49
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Advantages of gmo tech

A

Saving in pest and diseas control

Higher yields

50
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Disadnvatages of gmo tech

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Threat to biodiversity
Disrupt notmal gene function
Genetic abnormalities

51
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What are the 3 types of cloning

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1 gene cloning using a plasmid
2 reproductive cloning
3 therepeutic cloning

52
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What are the nuclear transfer techniques

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1 embryonic nuclear transfer

2 somatic cell transfer

53
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What is embryonic nuclear transfer

A

Nuckear transfer directly from embryos

54
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How does somatic cell transfer occur

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1donir cell cultures in low nutrient medium
2 nucleus of egg sucked by micropipet
3 electric pulse connects
4 electirc pulse fuses then another =cell divions
5 embryo in mom then gestation and birth

55
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How can cloning be used

A

For envirtro
New organs /cells
Tissue replacement

56
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What is external fertilisation

A

Huge numbers
Mainly aquatic
Not certain

57
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Internal fertilisation what is it

A

Terrestrial
Birds and reptile =cloaca
Most mammal male penis
Sperm to femal =copulation

58
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What is ovipary

A

Eggs develop outside

Egg yolk =food

59
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What is ovivipary

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Eggs inside till hatch

60
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What is vivipary

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Internal
No egg shell
Placenta

61
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What is a Cloaca

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Single opening in lower abdomen

62
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Precocial

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More energy before birth
Can survive on own
Less parental care

63
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Altricial

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Not well developed

Needs parebtal care

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