U4L3: nucleotide and nucleic acid structure

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what is the process that converts DNA —> RNA

transcription

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what is the process that converts RNA —> protein

translation

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What nucleic acid keeps storage of genetic info

DNA

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What nucleic acid is involved with the transmission of genetic info

mRNA

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What nucleic acid is involved with processing the genetic information

Ribozymes

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Nucleic acid that is involved with protein synthesis

tRNA and rRNA

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Are nucleotides the monomer or the polymer

Monomer

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Are nucleic acids the monomer or the polymer

Polymer

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The source of ribose comes from a — derived pathway

metabolically

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<p>Identify the ribose sugar base in a nucleotide structure</p>

Identify the ribose sugar base in a nucleotide structure

ribose

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<p>Identify the ribose sugar base in a nucleotide structure</p>

Identify the ribose sugar base in a nucleotide structure

deoxyribose

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The source of ribose comes from an — that takes RNA —> DNA

enzyme

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The pentose ring is attached to the nitrogenous base with what kind of bond

N-glycosidic bond

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<p>Identify the nucleobase</p>

Identify the nucleobase

adenine

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<p>Identify the nucleobase</p>

Identify the nucleobase

guanine

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<p>Identify the nucleobase</p>

Identify the nucleobase

cytosine

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<p>Identify the nucleobase</p>

Identify the nucleobase

thymine

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<p>Identify the nucleobase</p>

Identify the nucleobase

uracil

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purines are built from amino acids and what other two components

THF and bicarbonate

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pyrimidines are built from amino acids and what other component

Carbamoyl phosphate

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DNA is measured at 260 nm due to what kind of electronic transitions?

pi to pi

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What is made up of the nitrogenous base, the pentose sugar base, and the phosphate group

Nucleotides

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What is made up of the nitrogenous base and the pentose sugar base?

Nucleosides

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What do you call the ribonucleoside of base A

adenosine

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What do you call the ribonucleoside of base G

guanosine

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What do you call the ribonucleoside of base U

uridine

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What do you call the ribonucleoside of base C

cytidine

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What do you call the deoxyribonucleoside of base A

deoxyadenosine

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What do you call the deoxyribonucleoside of base G

deoxyguanosine

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What do you call the deoxyribonucleoside of base T

thymidine

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What do you call the deoxyribonucleoside of base C

deoxycytidine

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<p>Identify the minor nucleoside in DNA</p>

Identify the minor nucleoside in DNA

5 methylcytidine

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<p>Identify the minor nucleoside in DNA</p>

Identify the minor nucleoside in DNA

N6 methyladenosine

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minor nucleosides like 5 methylcytidine and N6 methyladenosine help with marking DNA to — foreign DNA and determine which genes should be —

degrade, activated

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<p>Identify the minor nucleoside in RNA</p>

Identify the minor nucleoside in RNA

inosine

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<p>Identify the minor nucleoside in RNA</p>

Identify the minor nucleoside in RNA

pseudoridine

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<p>Identify the minor nucleoside in RNA</p>

Identify the minor nucleoside in RNA

7 methylguanosine

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inosine provides richer — —

genetic code

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pseudouridine help with structure — and — of rRNA

stabilization, folding

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7 methylguanosine helps with — the five end of the mRNA strand to help with translation and protect from degradation

capping