BIO B Unit 1 - Quiz #2 - DNA & Protein Synthesis

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Describe the structure of DNA

double helix (twisted ladder)

<p>double helix (twisted ladder)</p>
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In eukaryotic cells, where is DNA located?

nucleus

<p>nucleus</p>
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What are the main functions of DNA?

-stores genetic information

-copies itself

-puts genetic info. to work

<p>-stores genetic information</p><p>-copies itself</p><p>-puts genetic info. to work</p>
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DNA is composed of smaller units called __________________.

nucleotides

<p>nucleotides</p>
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Label the 3 parts of a nucleotide

-Phosphate

-Deoxyribose sugar

-Nitrogen base

<p>-Phosphate</p><p>-Deoxyribose sugar</p><p>-Nitrogen base</p>
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The nitrogenous bases are the genetic _______ to assemble proteins.

code

<p>code</p>
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DNA relays information through the __________ of its nitrogenous bases.

order

<p>order</p>
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What are the DNA bases?

A - Adenine

T - Thymine

C - Cytosine

G - Guanine

Remember A goes with T, C goes with G!

<p>A - Adenine</p><p>T - Thymine</p><p>C - Cytosine</p><p>G - Guanine</p><p>Remember A goes with T, C goes with G!</p>
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DNA must be ___________ before cell division.

replicated

<p>replicated</p>
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What unzips the DNA during replication?

DNA helicase (H = cuts in HALF)

<p>DNA helicase (H = cuts in HALF)</p>
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What connects the new bases to the old strand during DNA replication?

DNA polymerase (P = PUTS it together)

<p>DNA polymerase (P = PUTS it together)</p>
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A _______ of the DNA is made through the process of transcription.

copy

<p>copy</p>
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Where does Transcription occur?

nucleus

<p>nucleus</p>
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What is mRNA?

mRNA is the COPY of DNA instructions

<p>mRNA is the COPY of DNA instructions</p>
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Why doesn't DNA leave the nucleus?

DNA is too large and too important to leave, that's why the copy (mRNA) is made.

<p>DNA is too large and too important to leave, that's why the copy (mRNA) is made.</p>
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__________ is small enough to fit through the nuclear pores.

mRNA

<p>mRNA</p>
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Where does the mRNA go after transcription (after it's copied?)

Ribosome

<p>Ribosome</p>
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Differences between DNA & RNA - DNA is double stranded and RNA is ________ __________.

single stranded

<p>single stranded</p>
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DNA has a double helix, and RNA has a _______________ ______________.

single helix

<p>single helix</p>
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DNA has deoxyribose sugar and RNA has ___________ sugar.

ribose

(D = deoxyribose, R = ribose)

<p>ribose</p><p>(D = deoxyribose, R = ribose)</p>
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Nitrogen bases - DNA has A,T,C,G and RNA has __, __, __, __.

A,U,G,C

<p>A,U,G,C</p>
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Base pairing - Transcription

A (Adenine) connects to _________

T (Thymine) connects to _________

G (Guanine) connects to ________

C (Cytosine) connects to ________

A -----> U (Uracil)

T -----> A

G ----> C

C ----> G

<p>A -----&gt; U (Uracil)</p><p>T -----&gt; A</p><p>G ----&gt; C</p><p>C ----&gt; G</p>
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Which type of RNA copies & carries the message from the nucleus/DNA to the ribosome

messenger RNA (mRNA)

<p>messenger RNA (mRNA)</p>
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Which type of RNA transfers Amino acids from the cytoplasm into the ribosomes.

transfer RNA (tRNA)

<p>transfer RNA (tRNA)</p>
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Which type of RNA are what ribosomes are made of and responsible for making new ribosomes.

Ribosomal RNA (rRNA)

<p>Ribosomal RNA (rRNA)</p>
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Translation is the __________ stage of protein synthesis.

final

<p>final</p>
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Describe the process of translation

Process of translating a sequence of mRNA to a sequence of amino acids.

<p>Process of translating a sequence of mRNA to a sequence of amino acids.</p>
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What are amino acids?

building blocks of proteins

<p>building blocks of proteins</p>
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1st step of translation

The mRNA brings the message to the ribosome.

<p>The mRNA brings the message to the ribosome.</p>
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2nd step of translation

tRNA anticodon binds to the codon of mRNA.

<p>tRNA anticodon binds to the codon of mRNA.</p>
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3rd step of translation

tRNA donates its amino acid to the chain.

<p>tRNA donates its amino acid to the chain.</p>
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4th step of translation

Translation stops when a stop codon is reached.

<p>Translation stops when a stop codon is reached.</p>
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Last step of translation

Amino acid chain released by the ribosome.

<p>Amino acid chain released by the ribosome.</p>

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