Unit 2 Review Flashcards
Three parts of a DNA nucleotide
nitrogen base, deoxyribose, phosphate group
This happens to a cell’s DNA as the cell grows
overload
Two gene mutations that can cause a frameshift
deletion and insertion
The base pair rule in DNA
A matches with T, G matches with C
Phases of mitosis in order
prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase
Three types of RNA
ribosomal, transfer, messenger
Phase when DNA replication occurs
S phase
Three parts of interphase and what happens in each
G1–cell growth, S–DNA synthesis, G2–preparation for mitosis
Three differences between DNA and RNA
DNA cannot leave nucleus, RNA can
DNA is double stranded, RNA is single stranded
DNA contains thymine, RNA contains uracil
DNA contains deoxyribose, RNA contains ribose
What happens in prophase
Nucleus disappears and chromatin coils into chromosomes
How the base pair rule changes when synthesizing RNA
thymine is replaced by uracil
The role of spindle in mitosis
helps separate the chromosomes
Cells stop dividing when they touch other cells
contact inhibition
Part of DNA that holds the genetic code
sequence of nitrogen bases
What happens in metaphase
chromosomes line up along the middle of the cell
Three phases of interphase in order
G1, S, G2
Process where DNA copies itself
replication
Division of the cytoplasm
cytokinesis
Division of the nucleus
mitosis
What happens in anaphase
centromeres split, chromosomes move to opposite poles
Two main stages of cell division
cytokinesis and mitosis
DNA tells the cell how to make this
protein
What happens in telophase
chromosomes reach poles, nuclei reappear
Phase when chromosomes are visible
M phase
Ultimate source of genetic variability
mutation
Effects of frameshift on protein
changes sequence of amino acids
Mutation when one nitrogen base is removed
deletion
Mutation when one nitrogen base is added
insertion
Mutation when one nitrogen base is replaced
substitution
Carries DNA code to the ribosome
messenger RNA
Makes up part of the ribosome
ribosomal RNA
Carries amino acids to the ribosome
transfer RNA
DNA part that separates in replication
nitrogen base pairs
Process where DNA is copied into mRNA
transcription
Process where cell uses mRNA to make protein
translation
Number of bases in a codon
three
Number of bases in an anticodon
three
Produced by transciption
(messenger) RNA molecules
Produced by translation
protein
Produced by replication
DNA molecules
Shape of tRNA
upside down “t” or clover
Replicate this DNA strand: ATGTAGC
TACATCG
Transcribe this DNA strand: GCATTAC
CGUAAUG
During interphase, DNA is called
chromatin
Sister chromatids are held together by this
centromere
Pairs with adenine in DNA
thymine
Pairs with adenine in RNA
uracil
Shape of DNA
double helix
Transcribe this DNA strand: TACGATA
AUGCUAU
UCGCAGA came from this DNA strand
AGCGTCT