NUCLEIC ACID Flashcards

1
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found in all living cells. They
play a vital role in cellular organization and
function. They are essential in cell division,
reproduction, and transmission of hereditary
factors.

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Nucleic acids

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2
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mildly soluble in cold water,
and insoluble in alcohol, but mix instantly in weak
alkali forming alkali metal salts. They are
precipitated from an alkaline solution by the
addition of acid.

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Nucleic acids

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3
Q

Two types of nucleic acids are found within cells
of higher organisms

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deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) and ribonucleic
acid (RNA)

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4
Q

involved in protein synthesis
(DNA, RNA) of different tissues. They are a
component of molecules that function as
cofactors and coenzymes

A

Nucleic acids

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5
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long chain of polymeric
molecule

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Nucleic acids

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6
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monomer or repeating units

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Nucleotides

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7
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many

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Polynucleotides

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8
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the storage and
transfer of genetic information. This
information is used (indirectly) to control many
functions of a living cell.

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DNA

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9
Q

passed from existing cells
to new cells during cell division

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DNA

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10
Q

occurs in all parts of a cell. It functions
primarily in synthesis of proteins, the
molecules that carry out essential cellular
functions

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RNA

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11
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A cellular molecule
that organized into
chromosomes

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DNA

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12
Q

t place vital role in
protein synthesis
mainly involve
decoding and
translate genetic
codes and
transcription to
produce proteins

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RNA

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13
Q

Present in the
nucleus of the cell
and contain cellular
ability

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DNA

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14
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Consists instruction
that monitored the
performance of all
cell functions

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DNA

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15
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Ribosomal RNA
Transfer RNA
Micro RNA
Messenger RNA

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Types of RNA

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16
Q

transcript that is
produce during DNA transcription

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Messenger RNA

17
Q

smallest among RNA and
help generate genes expression

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Micro RNA

18
Q

essential for the
translation of messenger RNA into protein
synthesis

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Transfer RNA

19
Q

one of the components
involve in protein synthesis

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Ribosomal RNA

20
Q

Responsible for protein synthesis.

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Functions of Nucleic Acid

21
Q

Ataxia-telangectasia, Bloom’s and Werner’s
syndromes, and Fanconi’s anemia.

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Lost of DNA content are linked to many diseases

22
Q

required for transferring of genes from
parent to offspring.
-All of the information of the cell is stored
-Information Keeper of cell

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DNA.

23
Q

method of forensic
sciences to determine paternity.
-identification of criminals
-play a major role in study of biological evolution
and genetics

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DNA finger printing

24
Q

are nearly identical polymers of
nucleotides except from the base pairs.

A

DNA and RNA

25
Q

located in nucleus of cell and
mitochondria

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DNA

26
Q

cytoplasm, nucleus, and
ribosome

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RNA

27
Q

Both possess phosphate backbone to which
bases are attached.

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Cytosine, guanine, and adenine (DNA)

28
Q

-contained in DNA
consists of one less oxygen-containing a
hydroxyl group
-more stable nucleic acid

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deoxyribose sugar

29
Q

more reactive

A

ribose sugar

30
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Two types of nitrogenous bases

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Pyrimidines and Purines

31
Q

Cytosine, thymine, guanine, and adenine

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DNA

32
Q

replaced by
uracil in RNA

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Thymine