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Chapter 8 Review Game. February 25, 2009. DNA is located in the ________. Present your answers!. nucleus. What type of organic compound or macromolecule is DNA? RNA?. Present your answers!. Nucleic acid. What did Chargaff discover about the proportion of bases in DNA?.
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Chapter 8 Review Game February 25, 2009
DNA is located in the ________. Present your answers! nucleus
What type of organic compound or macromolecule is DNA? RNA? Present your answers! Nucleic acid
What did Chargaff discover about the proportion of bases in DNA? Present your answers! Amount of A=amount of T Amount of C= Amount of G (also, different proportions of bases in different organisms)
Which two scientists worked with bacteriophages and radioactive sulfur and phosphorus to determine that DNA is the genetic material? Present your answers! Hershey and Chase
Which scientist experimented with two strains of bacteria and discovered that there was a “transforming principle?” Present your answers! Frederick Griffith
Which scientist ran chemical analyses and enzyme test trying to determine if the “transforming principle” was DNA or protein? Present your answers! Oswald Avery
What is a bacteriophage and of what two molecules is it primarily composed of? Present your answers! A virus that eats or attacks bacteria; made up of DNA and protein
During what process do gene mutations occur? Present your answers! DNA replication
During what process do chromosomal mutations occur? Present your answers! meiosis
Why are chromosomal mutations more devastating than gene mutations? Present your answers! b/c chromosomes contain many genes
What are the two types of gene mutations? Present your answers! Point and frameshift
Which of the two types of gene mutations are the most devastating and why? Present your answers! Frameshift because more than one codon will be altered and therefore more than one amino acid will be incorrect in the protein that is made
Mutations in ________ cells can be passed down to offpsring whereas mutations in _________ cells cannot be passed down to offspring. Present your answers! Germ ; somatic
What does DNA stand for? Present your answers! Deoxyribonucleic acid
DNA is the instructions to make __________. Present your answers! proteins
A segment of DNA that codes for a particular protein is called a __________. Present your answers! gene
What are the three parts of a nucleotide? Present your answers! Sugar, phosphate, base
What sugar is in DNA? Present your answers! deoxyribose
Where are the hydrogen bonds in DNA? Present your answers! In between the bases
Where are the covalent bonds in the DNA? Present your answers! In between the deoxyribose and phosphate molecules (backbone)
What are the four bases found in DNA? Present your answers! Adenine, Thymine, Cytosine, and Guanine
What are the base pairing rules for DNA? Present your answers! A-T, C-G
What is the shape of the DNA molecule? Present your answers! Double helix, winding staircase, twisted ladder
What two scientists are credited for discovering the structure of DNA? Present your answers! James Watson and Francis Crick
In what year did Watson and Crick reveal the structure of DNA? Present your answers! 1953
What is the result of DNA replication? Present your answers! Two exact copies of the cell’s DNA
When does DNA replication occur during the cell cycle? Present your answers! During the S phase
Why must DNA replication occur before mitosis? Present your answers! So that each new daughter cell can get a complete set of DNA
What is the name of the two enzymes involved in DNA replication? Present your answers! Helicase and DNA polymerase
What does helicase do during DNA replication? Present your answers! Unwinds the strand and unzips the DNA by breaking the hydrogen bonds between the bases
What does DNA polymerase do during DNA replication? Present your answers! Adds complementary nucleotides to each original DNA strand
Where in the cell does DNA replication occur? Present your answers! In the nucleus
_________ are changes or errors in the nucleotide sequence that occur during DNA replication. Present your answers! mutations
DNA mutations can cause __________. Present your answers! cancer
What is an example of something that can damage or mutate DNA? Present your answers! Cigarette smoke, UV radiation
What are the three types of RNA? Present your answers! mRNA, tRNA, rRNA (messenger, transfer, ribosomal)
What sugar does RNA have? Present your answers! ribose
DNA has two strands of nucleotides, wherease RNA has _____ strand(s) of nucleotides. Present your answers! one
Besides the difference in sugars and number of strands of nucleotides, what is the third difference between DNA and RNA? Present your answers! RNA has Uracil instead of Thymine
What are the RNA base pairing rules? Present your answers! A-U, C-G
Which organelle in the cell makes the proteins? Present your answers! The ribosomes
Where are the ribosomes located in the cell? Present your answers! The cytosol (cytoplasm)
The purpose of _______ is to transfer the instructions to make a protein from the DNA to the ribosome. Present your answers! mRNA
What is the product of transcription? Present your answers! mRNA
Where does transcription occur? Present your answers! nucleus
What is the name of the enzyme in charge of transcription? Present your answers! RNA polymerase
After the mRNA is made during transcription, the DNA molecule “zips” back up and the mRNA molecule leaves the __________ and travels to the _________. Present your answers! Nucleus, ribosome (cytosol)
What is the product of translation? Present your answers! A protein
What is the monomer (repeating subunit) of a protein? Present your answers! Amino acid