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DNA Review Questions. DNA Structure Questions. Question #1. What does A stand for? Adenine. Question #2. What three things make up a nucleotide? 1 sugar, 1 phosphate, 1 nitrogen base. Question #3. Who is credited with the discovery of the shape of DNA? Watson and Crick. Question #4.
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Question #1 • What does A stand for? • Adenine
Question #2 • What three things make up a nucleotide? • 1 sugar, 1 phosphate, 1 nitrogen base
Question #3 • Who is credited with the discovery of the shape of DNA? • Watson and Crick
Question #4 • What is the basic structure of DNA called? Hint-twisted ladder • Double helix
Question #5 • Complete the following diagram using the base-pairing rule • GTCGAC • CAGCTG
Question #6 • What does C stand for? • Cytosine
Question #7 • What does DNA stand for? • Deoxyribose nucleic acid
Question #8 • Are there any two people who have exactly the same DNA? • Yes, identical twins
Question #9 • Why is DNA sometimes called the fingerprint inside your body? • Because no two peoples DNA is the same (except twins) and no two peoples fingerprints are the same
Question #10 • What are the rails of the DNA strand made up of? • The sugar phosphate backbone is made up of the sugar (deoxyribose) and phosphate.
Question #11 • What are the steps of the DNA strand are called? • Nitrogenous Bases
Question #12 • In a DNA Strand A pairs with ____. • T (thymine)
Question #13 • Which enzyme is responsible for unwinding a DNA strand for replication? • DNA Helicase
Question #14 • How does DNA Helicase unzip the strand? • It breaks the bonds (hydrogen) between the two nitrogenous bases
Question #15 • When does DNA Replication occur during the cell cycle? • S-phase of interphase
Question #16 • Why is it necessary for DNA Replication to occur? • I will take either of the following: • To preserve the genetic code between cells • To prepare for mitosis or meiosis
Question #17 • In DNA replications, how many new double strands are made? • One
Question #18 • DNA Replication follows the Semi-conservative model of replication, what does this mean? • It means that each strand is made up of one old strand (parent) and one new strand (daughter)
Question #19 • In DNA Replication, which enzyme is responsible for laying down the complement bases? • DNA Polymerase
Question #20 • Write the DNA Replication complement to this strand. • ATCGCCGATC • TAGCGGCTAG
Question #21 • What are the three types of RNA? • mRNA , tRNA, rRNA
Question #22 • What does tRNAtransfer? • Transfer RNA transfers amino acids.
Question #23 • What does mRNA stand for? • Messenger RNA
Question #24 • What does rRNA stand for? • Ribosomal RNA
Question #25 • Where does transcription take place in the cell? • In the nucleus
Question #26 • In transcription, which enzyme is responsible for laying down complimentary bases to the parent strand? • RNA Polymerase
Question #27 • Illustrate the central dogma • DNA RNA Proteins traits
Question #28 • In RNA, A pairs with ____ • U (Uracil)
Question #29 • In transcription, G pairs with ___ • C
Question #30 • What are the two products of one round of transcription? • On strand DNA, one strand RNA
Question #31 • What is the name of the sugar found in RNA? • Ribose
Question #32 • Is RNA double or single-stranded? • Single Stranded
Question #33 • What is made as a result of translation? • Proteins
Question #34 • How many bases make up a codon? • 3
Question #35 • What is the basic unit of proteins? • Amino Acids
Question #36 • How many codons does the following tRNA strand have? • AUGCCGGGCUUAGCGUGA
Question #37 • What three bases make up a start codon? • AUG (needs to be in this order)
Question #38 • Name all three stop codons. • UAG, UAA, UGA
Question #39 • In translation proteins are made from a _____ template • RNA
Question #40 • Where does translation occur in the cell? • Ribosome
Bonus Question- Worth 30 pts. • Use the following to decode the tRNA strand. AUGGGCCUGUGA • Met-Gly-Leu-Stop