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During transcriptionRNA polymerase binds to the

intron of the DNA strand.

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RNA is synthesized in the 5' to 3' direction, using a DNA template strand that is read in the

opposite driection so 3’5

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Mrna carries- Messager RNA

to carry genetic code from the nucleus to the ribosomes.

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What is the role of ribosomes during protein synthesis?

To facilitate the translation of mRNA into proteins

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Promoter sequence

Sequence where RNA polymerase binds to initiate transcription

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Introns are the coding regions that remain in the mature mRNA.

False

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tRNA

Transfer RNA that brings amino acids to the ribosome

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mRNA

Messagner RNA carries genetic information from dna

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Histone proteins

help in condensing DNA into a compact form in the nucleus.

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DNA contains uracil as one of its nitrogenous bases.

No its RNA

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Introns

The excised parts of gene sequences that do not code for proteins are called

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Exons

The __________ are the coding regions of eukaryotic genes that remain in the mature mRNA after processing.

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In DNA, the two strands are held together by which type of bonds?

Hydrogen

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During which phase does RNA synthesis occur?

Transcription

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A - Adenine pairs with

T- Thymine

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G-Guanine pairs with

C-Cytosine

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Watson and Crick Discovered

How nuceltoides interact with eachother

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Dr rosalind Franklin

Undserstood the double helix structure of dna and got a photo

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Chromosones carry genes- genetic material intoooo

Protein and stores it as DNA

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Base Pairs have

A Sugar Phospate Backboneas

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Base pairs are

Nitrogenous Bases

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Double Bonds are

Adenine and Thymine

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Triple Bonds are

Guanine and Cytosine

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Nuceltides/DNA have

One phoshate and Nucletide base and hydrogen bonds

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Complimentary strands have

How dna strands match

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Dna Replication

Proccess of Dulication of dna

<p>Proccess of Dulication of dna </p>
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Dna Proofreading

Dna Polymerase corrects eroor during replication

<p>Dna Polymerase corrects eroor during replication</p>
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Dna dogma

DNA to RNA to PROTEIN

<p>DNA to RNA to PROTEIN</p>
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Locus

Location of bases

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During Elongation

RNA polymerase tracks the dna template

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Proteins

code for ribomsome for amino acids which are aug-met

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AUG- MET

Star condons for each proteins

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Mutations

Chnage in nucleotide sequence

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Mutations can be

harmfuk but also beenfical in nature or lavatory

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CAT GUA bonding are

condons with short tangent repeats

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Nucletides can have

base insertations or deletions

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Mutagin

Smoking or Tobacco which is the worst one

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Homologyy

the similarity of structures, traits, or genes in different species that is inherited from a shared evolutionary ancestor

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<p>What is a Phylogenetic Tree</p>

What is a Phylogenetic Tree

A phylogenetic tree is a family tree for lines of descent among different species, organisms,

<p><span>A </span><strong>phylogenetic tree</strong><span> is a family tree for lines of descent among different species, organisms,</span></p>
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What did Carolus Linnaeus do

Propose a two part name for species and Hierachical Classification

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Hierarichal Classification - King Philp Came Over For Good Soup

Kingdom, Phylum, Class- Mammalia, Order -Carnivora, Family-Canidae, Genius- Canis, Species- Canis Lupus

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Galapagos were young volcanic islands with unique plants and animals and

The common place of orgin of animals

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Orgin of Species

Groups of Population with Potenial to interbreed in nature to produce fertile offspring

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Mules and Ligers

Arent fertile because they have odd number of chromosomes

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<p>Homologus struture example</p>

Homologus struture example

Cat and human hand

<p>Cat and human hand</p>
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Most Living Cells have

DNA, Ribsome (in Nucleus), Cell Membrane, and Cytoplasm

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<p>Prokaryotes have a coat of Protein anddd</p>

Prokaryotes have a coat of Protein anddd

thrives in all habitats and cause most human diseases

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<p>Two Branches of Prokaryotic Cells</p>

Two Branches of Prokaryotic Cells

Bacteria and Archaea

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ProKaryotes are unicelluar