DNA Flashcards

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functions of DNA (3)

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controls cellular activities makes copies of itself and undergoes mutation

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2
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what are the cellular activities

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reproduction and carrying a code

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3
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DNA making copies of itself is called

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DNA replication

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4
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function of RNA

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is necessary in all organisms for protein synthesis

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5
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how is rRNA made

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by the nucleolus in the nucleus migrates to cytoplasm

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6
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how are ribosomes made

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2 rRNA subunits combine with a protein

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7
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mRNA

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made by copying sections of DNA strand using transcription

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8
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tRNA

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carries amino acid from the cytoplasm to a ribosome for protein synthesis uses an anticodon

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9
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anticodon

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base sequence that is complimentary to the codon found on tRNA

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10
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pyramidines

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have a single ring structure (thymine cytosine uracil)

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11
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purines

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have a double ring (adenine guanine)

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12
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nucleotide

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pentose sugar nitrogenous base and phosphate group

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13
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complimentary pairing

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AT CG

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14
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replication

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making a complimentary DNA strand the new strand is called Semi conservative

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15
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chargoffs rule

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number of pyrimidines = purines

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16
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semi conservative

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half of the original molecule is conserved in each of the new molecules

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17
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what occurs to DNA first

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replication

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18
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RNA sub units

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5 carbon sugar ribose phosphate group nitrogenous bases

19
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RNA polymerase

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the enzyme involved in transcription

20
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RNA polymerase

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the enzyme involved in transcription add nucleotide to growing structure

21
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codon

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3 letter unit of mRNA into a sequence of amino acids to form a primary polypeptide structure

22
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helicase

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enzymes that bind and may even remodel nucleic acid or nucleic acid protein complexes

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helicase

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unzips the DNA strand during replication

24
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genes

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units of inheritance that control particular characteristics

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where are genes located
located on chromosomes
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where is DNA
nucleus
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where is RNA
nucleolus
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codon
the three letter sequence on mRNA that codes for amino acid
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anticodon
the three letter sequence on tRNA that is complimentary to mRNA
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3 types of mutagen
chemical. radiation virus
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3 types of mutagen
chemical. radiation virus
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chemical mutagen
cigarette smoke pesticides
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radiation mutagen
UV light cumulative affect
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viral mutagen
HPV cancer
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carnigogen
cancer mutagens
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somatic mutations
body cells after birth
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germinal mutations
mutation in the sperm and egg
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gene mutations
affects only one gene small scale
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chromosomal mutation
affects many genes
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where does translation happen
ribosome
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3 stages of translation
initiation, elongation, and termination.
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initiation
tRNA and mRNA join up forming a ribosome
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elongation
second stage amino acid chain grows