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Jeopardy! Genetics II
Genetics II Replica-tion Transcri-ption Translation Structure Biotech Mutation 100 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500 500
Replication-100 • DNA replication is considered ____ conservative. • What is semi? Return
Replication-200 • This enzyme unzips the DNA? • What is Helicase? • Return
Replication-300 • The complimentary sequence for ATC CTA GGA is? TAG GAT CCT Return
Replication-400 • What enzyme puts the DNA back together? • What is polymerase? Return
Replication-500 • Replication makes: • 2 strands of identical DNA Return
Transcription-100 • Transcription makes what type of RNA? • What is mRNA? • Return
DAILY DOUBLE Transcriptionfor 200 * 2 • Transcribe the following • CAT TAG ATG GAT ACG GTA • GUA AUC UAC CUA UGC CAU Return
Transcription-300 • This is where the process of photosynthesis takes place. • What is the chloroplast? Return
Transcription 400 • Ribosomes are found here in the cell. • What is in the cytoplasm and on the rough endoplasmic reticulum • Return
Transcription - 500 • Name three organelles that are found in plant cells, but not animal cells. • What are the cell wall, chloroplast and central vacuole? • Return
Translation -100 • Translation uses codons, what is a codon? • A set of 3 nucleotide bases (a set of 3 letters)? Return
Translation -200 • Translation makes this from the information originally on DNA. • What are proteins? • Return
Translation -300 • Where does translation take place? • What are the ribosomes? Return
Translation -400 • The proteins that are made during translation are used to determine an organism’s _______ or how it looks. • What is phenotype? • Return
Translation -500 • Translate the following DNA.(Use the mRNA)ATG TAG GAC ACT • UAC AUC CUG UGA?Tyr Iso Leu Stop Return
Structure-100 • The name Watson and Crick gave to DNA based on its structure. • What is the double helix? • Return
Structure-200 • DNA and RNA differ because RNA has this ______ instead of _______. • What is Uracil instead of Thymine? • Return
Structure-300 • The inside rungs of DNA and RNA are made of? • What is a nitrogen bases? Return
Structure-400 • Not only is RNA single stranded, but it has this sugar instead of deoxyribose. • What is ribose? • Return
Structure-500 • The diagram show a nucleotide. What are the 3 parts to a nucleotide? • Sugar, phosphate and nitrogen base. Return
Biotechnology - 100 • This is the name of the process of breeding to dissimilar organisms. • What is hybridization • Return
Biotechnology -200 • This is used in forensic science. What is it? • What is a DNA fingerprint? Return
Return Biotechnology - 300 • This is an exact genetic copy of an organism, created by scientists. • What is a clone?
Biotechnology -400 You’ll see this soon • Inserting DNA from one organism into the genetic makeup of another organism forms. • What is recombinant DNA? • Return
DAILY DOUBLE BIOTECH - 500 * 2 • You’ll see this soon. When an organism has multiple genes from another organism, it is called. • transgenic Return
Mutations-100 • Chemicals, radiation and other substances that can cause mutations are called? • What are mutagens? • Return
Mutations-200 • When a nucleotide is removed from a DNA sequence it is called a ___________. • What is a deletion? Return
Mutations-300 • Insertions and deletions are called this time of mutation. • What is frameshift? • Return
Mutations-400 • When a nucleotide is switched with another nucleotide it is called a _________? • What is a substitution? Return
Mutations-500 • The two types of cells where a mutation can occur? • What are somatic (body) and germ-line (sex) cells? Return