Tharpe- Unit 8 DNA

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ambertharpe  on February 16, 2011

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Tharpe- Unit 8 DNA

nucleotides
monomers of nucleic acids
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nucleotides monomers of nucleic acids
double helix shape of 2 chains of DNA in a twisted spiral
replication DNA copies itself
Step 1- the 2 strands unzip
Step 2- free bases bind to each strand
Step 3- 2 identical helices are formed
template strand of DNA being copied, which serves as a pattern
complimentary new DNA stand that is formed by pairing nucleotides to the template strad
transcription process that uses 1 strand of template DNA to make a complimentary strand of RNA
translation the process that converts mRNA into a protien
codons 3 nucleotide RNA sequence that codes for a particular amino acid
3 parts of a nucleotide sugar, phosphate, and a base
DNA bases Adenine, Cytosine, Guanine, and Thymine
Hydrogen bonds bonds that hold the two chains of DNA together at the bases
DNA deoxyribonucleic acid
serves as the blueprints of life
nucleus location of DNA
site of replication and transcription
A bonds to T in DNA and U in RNA
C bonds to G in DNA and RNA
DNA polymerase enzyme that bonds nucleotides in a strand of DNA together
Helicase enzyme that unzips two strands of DNA down the middle
Central dogma DNA -->RNA--> protein
deoxyribose sugar found in DNA
ribose sugar found in RNA
Uracil nucleotide base found only in RNA
Thymine nucleotide base found only in DNA
messenger RNA the RNA code that is translated to form a protein
ribosomal RNA forms part of the ribosome to make a protein
transfer RNA brings in the specific amino acid for each codon to make a protein
has an anticodon on one end
peptide bond the bond that forms between amino acids to form a protein
mutation change in an organism's DNA
substitution or point one incorrect nucleotide is substituted for another
frameshift mutation insertion or deletion of a nucleotide in the DNA sequence that shifts the reading frame
nondisjunction when chromosomes fail to separate properly in meiosis
mutagen agents in the environment that can change DNA

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