DNA Jeopardy History of DNA replication DNA vs
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DNA Jeopardy History of DNA replication DNA vs RNA Transcription & Translation Mutations Q $100 Q $100 Q $200 Q $200 Q $300 Q $300 Q $400 Q $400 Q $500 Q $500
$100 Question DNA is in the shape of a _____
$100 Answer Double Helix
$200 Question ______ and _____ were the 2 scientists to build a 3 D model of DNA and received the credit for discovering its shape
$200 Answer Watson and Crick
$300 Question ________ was a female scientist who used x-ray crystallography to take microscopic x-rays of DNA
$300 Answer Rosalind Franklin
$400 Question How did Rosalind Franklin’s work influence Watson and Crick’s 3 D model for DNA? Explain
$400 Answer Her x-ray crystallography pictures strongly influenced the discovery of DNA’s shape.
$500 Question Draw a picture of a DNA molecule on the board. Label A, T, G, and C
$500 Answer
$100 Question What does DNA replication mean?
$100 Answer When DNA is “reproducing” of making more copies of itself
$200 Question Why is DNA replication called a semiconservative process?
$200 Answer “partially saving” the original strand (half of the original molecule, 1 strand, is used in each of the new molecules)
$300 Question st 1 What is the step of DNA replication?
$300 Answer Unwinding
$400 Question nd 2 rd 3 What are the and steps of DNA replication?
$400 Answer Base Pairing Joining
$500 Question Using 2 different colored markers, draw DNA replication. (Original molecule and the 2 new molecules)
$500 Answer
$100 Question How many strands does DNA have? RNA?
$100 Answer 1 DNA molecule has 2 strands 1 RNA molecule has 1 strand
$200 Question What nitrogenous bases does DNA have? RNA?
$200 Answer DNA= ATGC RNA= AUGC
$300 Question Why can’t DNA leave the nucleus?
$300 Answer It’s too big; double-stranded Won’t fit through nuclear pores
$400 Question Explain why RNA needs to copy itself from DNA
$400 Answer RNA is single stranded, can fit through pores Can carry copied information to ribosomes so they can make proteins
$500 Question If RNA is only single stranded, how can it carry all of the information from DNA (double-stranded) to the ribosome?
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$100 Question Identify DNA and RNA in the following picture
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$200 Question Identify Transcription in the following picture
$200 Answer
$300 Question Identify Translation in the following picture
$300 Answer
$400 Question Identify the ribosome in the following picture
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$500 Question Identify the protein in the following picture
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$100 Question What 2 types of mutations may cause a FRAMESHIFT mutation, meaning the DN sequence if shifted forwards or backwards?
$100 Answer Deletion and Insertion
$200 Question What type of mutation is this? Original: TAC AGG ACT Mutated: TCA GGA CT
$200 Answer Deletion of the “A” in first codon
$300 Question What amino acid will be made from the DNA codon ACC?
$300 Answer
$400 Question Name the 5 types of possible mutations, and what happens in each type
$400 Answer DELETION (base is lost/deleted) INSERTION (extra base is added) SUBSTITUTION (one base is substituted for another) • --- If a substitution changes the amino acid, it’s called a MISSENSE mutation • --- If a substitution does not change the amino acid, it’s called a SILENT mutation • --- If a substitution changes the amino acid to a “stop, ” it’s called a NONSENSE mutation
$500 Question Mutated DNA: TAC ATC TTG ACT The mutated base (T) was made in place of an A. Come to the board and write the m. RNA sequence, and the amino acids made. What type of mutation is this?
$500 Answer
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