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All characteristics or traits of organisms are encoded or contained in the master plan or RNA Proteins DNA Carbohydrates
Describe the basic structure of this DNA molecule as Watson & Crick would.
DNA consists of repeating subunits called? Nitrogen bases Amino acids Nucleotides
phosphate sugar nitrogen base
Adenine Guanine
Thymine Cytosine
When two strands of DNA are together Adenine always binds with________.
Who are the two scientists that were monumental in discovering the structure of DNA? W_____ & C_______
James Watson Francis Crick
If an elm tree, an elk and an eel have the same genetic code, why do they all look different?
The sequence or order of the nitrogen bases.
How can organisms be so different from each other if their genetic material is made of the same four nucleotides?
The differences result from the sequence or order of the 4 nitrogen bases.
During DNA replication the complimentary DNA sequence for ATT GAC is ?
ATT GAC TAA CTG
When two strands of DNA are together Guanine always binds with _______?
Guanine with Cytosine
The backbone of a DNA molecule is made of which two components? P______ & D______
Phosphate and deoxyribose(sugar)
Where is DNA located in a cell? Cytoplasm Rough ER Nucleus Nuclear membrane
What is the process that forms mRNA? Translocation Transcription Translation
The order of _____ bases in DNA allows each one of us to be unique?
How is RNA different than DNA? (tell me two ways)
RNA… • one strand • contains ribose • thymine is replaced • by uracil
Where does translation occur? Nucleus Cytoplasm Nucleolus
What are the three structures that are needed for translation? Hint: 3 different RNAs
mRNA rRNA tRNA
What structure contains the anti-codon & an amino acid? tRNA mRNA rRNA