1 Nucleic Acid History 2 Nucleic Acid Structure
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Nucleic Acid History 2
Nucleic Acid Structure 3
More on Nucleic Acids 4
RNA 5
Protein Synthesis 6
More Protein Synthesis 7
Nucleic Acid History Protein Synthesis More Protein Synthesis $100 $200 $200 Nucleic Acid Structure $100 $200 More on Nucleic Acids RNA $300 $300 $400 $400 $500 $500 8
Two scientists that built the first model of DNA structure 9
Who are Watson & Crick? 10
Process described by Frederick Griffith where harmless bacteria take on traits of disease causing bacteria 11
What is transformation? 12
A scientist who, along with others, found that DNA, not protein, is the cell’s genetic material 13
Who is Oswald Avery? 14
Two scientists who used radioactive markers to reinforce the idea that DNA is carrying the genetic material of the cell 15
Who are Hershey and Chase? 16
Scientist that studied DNA crystals using x -ray diffraction 17
Who is Rosalind Franklin? 18
Five carbon sugar on DNA 19
What is deoxyribose? 20
Double-ringed nitrogenous base 21
What is a purine? 22
Single-ringed nitrogenous base 23
What is a pyrimidine? 24
Nitrogen base that pairs with thymine 25
What is adenine? 26
Nitrogen base that replaces thymine 27
What is uracil? 28
Weak bonds that hold nitrogen bases together in base pairing 29
What are hydrogen bonds? 30
Shape of a DNA molecule 31
What is a double helix? 32
Process where DNA makes a copy of itself 33
What is replication? 34
Enzyme that breaks hydrogen bonds between nitrogen bases in DNA before replication 35
What is DNA helicase? 36
Enzyme that binds to each separated DNA strand joins nucleotides to make a complementary strand of DNA 37
What is DNA polymerase? 38
Nitrogen found base never on RNA 39
What is thymine? 40
Five carbon sugar on RNA 41
What is ribose? 42
Type of RNA that copies the genetic code in the nucleus & takes it to the ribosomes 43
What is m. RNA? 44
Type of RNA that joins with proteins to make ribosomes 45
What is r. RNA? 46
Process where DNA is separated & m. RNA makes a copy of the DNA code 47
What is transcription? 48
Main enzyme use in transcription 49
What is RNA polymerase? 50
Process in which the m. RNA code is used to build a polypeptide chain 51
What is translation? 52
Location where translation occurs 53
What is a ribosome? 54
Sequence of three m. RNA nucleotides 55
What is a codon? 56
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Monomers carried by the t. RNA and used to make a polypeptide 58
What are amino acids? 59
Binding site on DNA for RNA polymerase 60
What is the promoter? 61
Sequence of nucleotides on DNA that signals the end of transcription 62
What is termination the signal? 63
The start codon for translation 64
What is AUG or methionine? 65
Complementary to the codon on m. RNA 66
What is the anticodon? 67
Number sites on of binding ribosomes 68
What is three? 69
Final Jeopardy 70
Proteins 71
Only produces proteins that will be used inside the cell 72
What are free ribosomes in the cytosol? 73
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- Dna polymer and monomer
- Phosphodiester bonds
- Nucleic acid dna structure
- Nucleic acid dna structure
- Spermatogenesis and oogenesis
- Nucleic acid function
- Building block of
- Food source of nucleic acids
- Genetic material
- What is nucleic acid composed of
- Small blind meaning
- Principle of hybridization
- Dna nucleotide
- Nucleic acid polymer
- Nature of nucleic acid
- Quinolones mode of action
- Nucleic acid monomer
- Nucleic acid test
- Infectious nucleic acid
- Kalju kahn
- Dna fragment length
- Nucleic acid
- Types of nucleic acid
- Nucleic acid
- Functions of nucleotides
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- Function of nucleic acids
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- Example of acid-fast bacteria
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