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what are the 2 types of nucleic acids

deoxyribonucleic acid and ribonucleic acid 


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What is the monomer of a nucleic acid

nucleotides

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what does the prefix mono mean

one

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what does the suffix mer mean

part

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what are the 3 parts of a nucleotide

pentose sugar, nitrogen base, and phosphate group

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what is the atomic composition and charge of a phosphate group

PO4-3

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what is the symbol of a phosphate group


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draw the structure of a phosphate group


knowt flashcard image
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what class of carbohydrate (sugar) has 5 carbon atoms

pentose sugar

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what is the pentose sugar in DNA

deoxyribose

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what is the pentose sugar in RNA

ribose

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which carbon atom on the pentose sugar allows you to differentiate between deoxyribose and ribose

C2

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What is bonded to C2 in deoxyribose

H

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what is bonded to C2 in ribose

OH

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what are the 2 categories of nitrogen bases

purines and pyrimidines

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how many nitrogen rings are found in purines

2

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how many nitrogen rings are found in pyrimidines

1

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list the purines found in DNA

Adenine and Guanine

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list the purines found in RNA

Adenine and Guanine

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list the pyrimidines found in DNA

Cytosine and Thiamine

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list the pyrimidines found in RNA

Cytosine and Uracil

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how many nitrogen bases exist In nature

5

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What did Chargaff measure

The amount of nitrogen bases in DNA

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What is Chargaff’s rule

amount of A=T and amount of C=G

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In a DNA nucleotide, what is bonded to C1

Nitrogen base (A,C,G, or T)

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In a DNA nucleotide, what is bonded to C2

H

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In a DNA nucleotide, what is bonded to C3

OH

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In a DNA nucleotide, what is bonded to C4

C5

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In a DNA nucleotide, what is bonded to C5

phosphate group

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In a RNA nucleotide, what is bonded to C1

Nitrogen base (A,C,G, or U)

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In a RNA nucleotide, what is bonded to C2

OH

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In a RNA nucleotide, what is bonded to C3

OH

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In a RNA nucleotide, what is bonded to C4

C5

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In a RNA nucleotide, what is bonded to C5

phosphate group

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Which scientist was the 1st to visualize a DNA molecule

Rosalind Franklin

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what is the shape of a DNA molecule

double helix

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who was Franklin’s lab partner

maurice wilkens

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what type of bond is found between nucleotides of opposite DNA strands

Hydrogen bond (h-bond)

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what type of bond is found between nucleotides of the same DNA strand

Phosphodiester bond

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what type of bond is a phosphodiester bond

covalent

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which 2 scientists determined the molecular structure of a DNA molecule

Watson and crick

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What award did Watson, Crick, and Wilkins win

Nobel prize

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why didn’t Franklin receive the Nobel prize

she was dead, therefore ineligible

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what did Nobel invent

dynamite

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what was the first nobel prize

a peace prize

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how many hydrogen bonds are located between Adenine and Thymine in a double-stranded DNA molecule

2

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how many hydrogen bonds are located between Guanine and Cytosine in a double-stranded DNA/ RNA molecule

3

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how many hydrogen bonds are located between Adenine and Uracil in a double-stranded RNA molecule

2

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Hydrogen bonds form between ____ molecules

polar

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What makes a molecule polar

have a positively charged pole (end) and one negatively charged pole

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what causes unequal distribution of electrons between atoms

some atoms attract more electrons than others

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Which atoms attract electrons more

N, O, P, S

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Which atoms attract electrons less

C, H

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Are hydrogen bonds weak or strong

weak

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Under what circumstance are hydrogen bonds strong

in large amounts

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what does bp stand for

base pair

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what are the 2 types of bp in a double stranded DNA molecule

A&T and C&G

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do bp involve nucleotides of the same strand or opposite strands

opposite strands

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what type of bond is found between the nucleotides of a bp

Hydrogen bond

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what type of bond forms when atoms share electrons-

covalent bonds

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what type of reaction allows the formation of a phosphodiester bond

condensation rxn

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what is another name for a condensation reaction

dehydration synthesis

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what is the byproduct of a condensation reaction

H2O

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what 2 parts of a nucleotide comprise a nucleoside

nitrogen base and pentose sugar

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what is the name of the enzyme that makes DNA

DNA polymerase

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what suffix do most enzymes end in

ase

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what suffix do most carbohydrates (sugars) end in

ose

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what specific bond is made by DNA polymerase

phosphodiester bond

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what is the general name for a high energy bond

anhydride bond

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what is the specific name for the high energy bond found between phosphate groups

phosphoanhydride bond

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what is the symbol for an anhydride bond

~

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DNA strands run in opposite directions, this is referred to as

antiparallel

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the 2 strands of a DNA molecule are

complimentary and antiparallel

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Name the 5 kingdoms

animalia, monera, plant, fungi, protista

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name the 4 eukaryotic kingdoms

animalia, plant, fungi, protista

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name the prokaryotic kingdom

monera

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describe the genetic material in the nucleus of all eukaryotes

DNA, DS, linear

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describe the genetic material in the nucleiod of all prokaryotes

DNA, DS, circular 

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describe the genetic material of viruses

DS or SS, DNA or RNA, linear and circular

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which type of organisms have a nucleus (prokaryotes, eukaryotes, or viruses)

eukaryotes

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how many cells are in an adult human

100 trillion

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how many chromosomes are in MOST human cells

46

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genes are located on

chromosomes

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how many genes are found in each human cell

21000

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how many nucleotides make up the human genome

6 billion

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how many bp make u the human genome

3 billion

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how many feet of DNA is found in the nucleus of MOST human cells

6 feet

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which type of human cell had no nucleus and therefore no DNA

Prokaryotic

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which type of human cells have 23 chromosomes and 3 feet of DNA

sperm or egg cells

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what is the scientific name of gametes located in females

ova

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what is the scientific name of gametes located in males

sperm

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 Chromo

color

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Soma

the non-reproductive part of an organism

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Chromosome

a threadlike structure of nucleic acids and protein found in the nucleus of most living cells, carrying genetic information in the form of genes

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Where in the cell (2) are human chromosomes located

nucleus and mitochondria

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Are human chromosomes single stranded or double stranded

double

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What is the shape of human nuclear chromosomes

linear

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What is the shape of the human mitochondrial chromosome

circular

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Chromosomes are made of?

chromatin

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Which 2 macromolecules comprise chromatin

DNA and proteins