DNA and RNA Study Set Flashcards

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Hershey and Chase

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1952, confirmed DNA was the genetic material in viruses

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Avery

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1940, concluded that DNA is the information that caused transformation

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Griffith

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1928, showed that information can be passed from dead bacteria to live bacteria (transformation)

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4
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Transformation

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5
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Watson and Crick

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1953, discovered the structure of DNA, double-helix

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6
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Rosalind Franklin

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1953, confirmed DNA structure by using X-Ray diffraction

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7
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Structure of DNA

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double helix, spiral staircase

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8
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Nucleotide

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9
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3 parts of a nucleotide

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sugar, posphate, and nitrogen base

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10
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4 nitrogenous bases in DNA

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adenine, guanine, cytosine, and thymine

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11
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Chargaff’s Rule

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A pairs with T and G pairs with C

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12
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Bond that holds nitrogen bases together

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hydrogen bonds

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13
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Forms the sides of DNA

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sugar and phosphate (nucleotides), held together by covalent bonds

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14
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Bond that holds the sides of DNA together

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covalent bonds

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15
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Complementary Bases

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Adenine and Thymine, Guanine and Cytosine

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16
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DNA replication

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process of using DNA to make more DNA (1/2 old, 1/2 new)

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Steps in replication

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  1. DNA helicase helps DNA unwind. 2. DNA polymerase adds the correct nucleotides to DNA. 3. Continues until there are 2 new strands of DNA
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18
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Helicase

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helps DNA unwind

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19
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DNA polymerase

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adds the correct nucleotides to DNA

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20
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Where is DNA found

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21
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What is the sugar in DNA

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deoxyribose

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22
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What does DNA stand for

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deoxy ribonucleic acid

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23
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Semi-conservative

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What does RNA stand for

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ribonucleic acid

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What is the sugar in RNA
ribose
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4 nitrogen bases in RNA
Adenine, Guanine, Cytosine, Uracil
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Differences between RNA and DNA
sugars are different: RNA- ribose DNA- deoxyribose, RNA- single stranded DNA- double stranded, DNA- thymine RNA- uracil
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3 types of RNA
mRNA, tRNA, and rRNA
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mRNA
messenger RNA, carries the directions for making proteins from nucleus to ribosomes
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tRNA
transfer RNA, transfers amino acids to ribosomes to make proteins
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rRNA
ribosomal RNA, found on ribosomes and helps assemble proteins
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Transcription
using DNA to make RNA
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Steps in transcription
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RNA polymerase
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Codon
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Anticodon
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Promoter
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Terminal signal
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Translation
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Where does transcription occur
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Site of protein synthesis
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Steps in translation
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Know how to write a complementary strand of DNA
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Know how to determine which amino acid it is
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Know how to write mRNA code from DNA
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Know how to write tRNA code from mRNA
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Genome
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Mutation
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Gene mutation
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Point mutation
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Frameshift mutation
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Chromosome mutation
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Inversion
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Translocation
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Deletion
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Duplication