TYPES AND NUCLEOTIDE BUILDING BLOCKS Flashcards

1
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RNA OR DNA:
double helix w/ anti-parallel and complementary strands

A

DNA

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2
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RNA OR DNA:
single strand

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RNA

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3
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RNA OR DNA:
LENGTH OF STRAND: LONGER

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DNA

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4
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RNA OR DNA:
LENGTH OF STRAND: SHORTER

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RNA

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5
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RNA OR DNA:
found at the nucleus and small amounts are also present in the mitochondria

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DNA

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6
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RNA OR DNA:
forms in the nucleolus and moves to specialized regions of the cytoplasms

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RNA

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7
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RNA OR DNA:
deoxyribose

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DNA

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8
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RNA OR DNA:
ribose

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RNA

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9
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RECALL!
it is also known as the “brain of the cell”

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NUCLEUS

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10
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RECALL!
this part of the cell stores genetic information

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NUCLEUS

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11
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unbranched polymer containing the monomer units

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NUCLEIC ACIDS

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12
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2 TYPES OF NUCLEIC ACIDS

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DNA
RNA

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13
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DNA MEANING

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Deoxyribonucleic acid

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14
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RNA MEANING

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Ribonucleic acids

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15
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each monomer contains deoxyribose, phosphate grp, and one of the heterocyclic bases: adenine, cytosine, guanine and THYMINE

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DNA

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16
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each monomer contains deoxyribose, phosphate grp, and one of the heterocyclic bases: adenine, cytosine, guanine and URACIL

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RNA

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17
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the Swiss psychologist who discovered nucleic acids in 1869 while studying nuclei white blood cells

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FRIEDRICH MIESCHER

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18
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these two people coined DNA molecules as 3D double helix structure

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JAMES DEWEY WATSON
FRANCIS CRICK

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19
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A G C T

A

DNA

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20
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A G C U

A

RNA

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21
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PurGA

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PURINES

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22
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PyCUT

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PYRIMIDINE

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23
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sugar + base

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NUCLEOSIDE

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24
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nucleoside + phosphate

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NUCLEOTIDE

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25
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sugar + nitrogenous

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NUCLEOSIDES

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26
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a small base is called

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PYRIMIDINE

27
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a large base

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PURINE

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type of strand of DNA

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double helix w/ anti-parallel and complementary strands

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type of strand of RNA

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single strand

30
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length of strand of DNA

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longer

31
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length of strand of RNA

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shorter

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location of DNA

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found at the nucleus and small amounts are also present in the mitochondria

33
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location of RNA

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forms in the nucleolus and moves to specialized regions of the cytoplasms

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primary function of DNA

A

replicates and stores the blueprint genetic information

35
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primary function of RNA

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converts genetic information contained within DNA to a format used to build proteins

36
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RNA OR DNA:
replicates and stores the blueprint genetic information

A

DNA

37
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RNA OR DNA:
converts genetic information contained within DNA to a format used to build proteins

A

RNA

38
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sugar unit of DNA

A

deoxyribose

39
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sugar unit of RNA

A

ribose

40
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DNA
Adenine Nucleoside

A

DEOXYADENOSINE

41
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DNA
Adenine Nucleotide

A

Deoxyadenosine 5’-monophosphate

42
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DNA
Adenine Nucleotide abbreviation

A

dAMP

43
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DNA
Guanine Nucleoside

A

DEOXYGUANOSINE

44
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DNA
Guanine Nucleotide

A

DEOXYGUANOSINE 5’ - MONOPHOSPHATE

45
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DNA
Guanine Nucleotide abbreviation

A

dGMP

46
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DNA
Cytosine Nucleoside

A

DEOXYCYTIDINE

47
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DNA
Cytosine Nucleotide

A

DEOXYCYTIDINE 5’ - MONOPHOSPHATE

48
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DNA
Cytosine Nucleotide abbreviation

A

dCMP

49
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DNA
Thymine Nucleoside

A

DEOXYTHYMIDINE

50
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DNA
Thymine Nucleotide

A

DEOXYTHYMIDINE 5’ - MONOPHOSPHATE

51
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DNA
Thymine Nucleotide abbreviation

A

dTMP

52
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RNA
Adenine Nucleoside

A

ADENOSINE

53
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RNA
Adenine Nucleotide

A

ADENOSINE 5’ - MONOPHOSPHATE

54
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RNA
Adenine Nucleotide abbreviation

A

AMP

55
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RNA
Guanine Nucleoside

A

GUANOSINE

56
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RNA
Guanine Nucleotide

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GUANOSINE 5’ - MONOPHOSPHATE

57
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RNA
Guanine Nucleotide abbreviation

A

GMP

58
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RNA
Cytosine Nucleoside

A

CYTIDINE

59
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RNA
Cytosine Nucleotide

A

CYTIDINE 5’ - MONOPHOSPHATE

60
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RNA
Cytosine Nucleotide abbreviation

A

CMP

61
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RNA
Uracil Nucleoside

A

URIDINE

62
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RNA
Uracil Nucleotide

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URIDINE 5’ - MONOPHOSPHATE

63
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RNA
Uracil Nucleotide abbreviation

A

UMP