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DNA stands for
Deoxyribonucleic Acid
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What is the shape of DNA
double helix
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Where is DNA found
in all organisms, in only the nucleus
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Who founded the structure of DNA
Watson and Crick are credited, built on many scientists work
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What is a gene
a part of DNA that codes for a protien
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Protein element make up
CHONS
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Nucleic Acids element make up
CHONP
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What are Chargaff’s Rules
A always with T
G always with C
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What is a monomer of DNA
nucleotide
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What is a deoxyribose
it is the pentose sugar of DNA
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What are the four nitrogenous bases of DNA
Adenine
Thymine
Guanine
Cytosine
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What has a double bond
A and T
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What has a triple bond
C and G
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What is a purine
2 rings, A and G
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What is a pyrimidine
1 ring, T and C
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What is a phosphodiester bond
a bond between 2 nucleotides
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What is antiparallel
The two sides of DNA have directionality
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Where are the hydrogen bonds
nitrogenous bases
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What DNA has no histone proteins, is circular, has one chromosome, has plasmids, and one origin site
Prokaryotic DNA
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What DNA has bound DNA to histones, is linear, 2 or more chromosomes, no plasmids, and has many origin sites
Eukaryotic DNA
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How often does DNA replication happen in a cells life
only occurs one time
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How is DNA built
5’ to 3’
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How is DNA read
3’ to 5’
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What do single stranded binding protiens do
hold open the DNA
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What does helicase do
unzips DNA
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What is the lagging strand in DNA
it is copied in fragments
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What is DNA polymerase 1
profreads DNA, fixes the mistakes, removes the RNA primer and replaces DNA
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What is DNA plymerase 3
addsa free nucleotides can only add to a strand but can not begin building
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What is ligase
glues together nucleotides
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What is RNA primer
it is added by primase
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What is the leading strand
copied continuously
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What is RNA
Ribonucleic acid
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What is the shape of RNA
single helix
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What is a ribosome
where proteins are made
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What is gene expression
the appearance of a phenotype of a characteristic
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What is the sugar of RNA
Ribose
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How many main types of RNA are there
three main types
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What is rRNA
ribosomal RNA, it makes up part of the ribosome
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What is mRNA
messenger RNA, codes from nucleus in DNA to the ribosome
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What is tRNA
transfer DNA, brings amino acids to the ribosome and put in correct order
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What are the bases of RNA
Adenine
Guanine
Cytosine
Uracil
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Where is RNA located
in all organisms and in both the nucleus and the cytoplasm
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What is transcription
DNA to mRNA
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Where does transcription happen
in the nucleus
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What is the central dogma
information flows from DNA to RNA to Protien
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What are transcription factors
tells us where the gene is/where to start
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What are the three steps to transcription
Initiation
Elongation
Termination
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What is initiation
transcription factors tell RNA polymerase where to start
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What is elongation
RNA polymerase adds free RNA nucleotides to make mRNA
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What is termination
tells RNA plymerase to stop
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What is the template strand/anti-sense strand
The strand of DNA being complementary to a new mRNA strand
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What is the coding strand/sense strand
The strand of DNA being copied to new mRNA strand
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What is RNA polymerase
it opens up DNA, adds free RNA nucleotides
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What is RNA processing
eukaryotic cells edit/modify the mRNA beofre it leaves the nucleus
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What is an intron
gets cut out/removed
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What is an exon
stays/expressed
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What is a spliceosome
cuts out parts of the mRNA, cuts out the introns
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What is the methyl G cap and poly-a tail
protect mRNA from ribonucleases
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What is a ribonuclease
enzymes that eat/breakdown RNA
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What is the A in the ribosome
the arrival, where the mRNA arrives
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What is the P in the ribosome
polypeptide, where the growing polypeptide chain forms
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What is the in the ribosome
the exit, where the mRNA exits from the ribosome
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What is a codon
a triplet of nitrogonous bases
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What is a anti codon
a triplet of the opposite of nitrogonous bases
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What is a polypeptide chain
primary structure of a protien, sequence of amino acids
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How are amino acids held together
held together by a peptide bond
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What is the sequence of events in RNA Transcription/translation
The DNA is split open and the template strand/anti-sense strand is built onto using RNA polymerase copying the coding/sense strand. Still in the nucleus, RNA processing begins, pre mRNA gets splicosomed and the introns are cut out and exons stay expressed. The poly-a tail and 5’ cap are put into place of the mature mRNA. mRNA goes out of a nuclear pore and into the cytoplasm. From the cytoplasm to the ribosome. The mRNA goes into the ribosome and gets placed into there with a tRNA. From A to P to E, the anti-codon gets put into place. Once a stop codon gets put into place, it becomes a polypeptide chain. It becomes folded into a functioning protien(4th level). It goes through the rough er, to a vesicle, to the golgi for packaging. After, it goes to a vesicle/vacuole and out of the cell using exocytosis secreting a protien.
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What is a mutation
changes the DNA code, occurs in both mitosis and meiosis, can be nutral, harmful, or benifical, chromosomal mutations, point mutations
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What is a silent mutation
new codon codes for same amino acid
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What is a missense mutation
new codon codes for a different amino acid
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What is a nonsense mutation
new codon codes for a stop
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What is Inseration
adds a base
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What are the base substitutions
missense mutation, nonsense mutation, and silent mutation
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What is a frameshift mutation
cause the reading frame to shift and all amino acids after are different
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What is a deletion
removes a base
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What are the frame shift mutations
insertions and deletion
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How many protien folding stages are
4 structures
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What is the 1st structure of protien folding
sequence of amino acids, changes here can cause the protien to change
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What is the 2nd structure of protien folding
hydrogen bonding between close amino acids
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What is the 3rd structure of protien folding
whole molecule folding, interaction between R groups, changes here can cause the protien to change