A | B |
transcription occurs here | nucleus |
replication occurs here | nucleus |
replication involves this | making an exact copy of DNA helix |
transcription involves this | copying DNA onto mRNA |
this molecule leaves the nucleus | mRNA |
this enzyme splits the bond between N bases in DNA | DNA helicase |
these bonds form between amino acids | peptide bonds |
this molecule carries amino acids to the mRNA | tRNA |
this molecule helps build ribosome so mRNA can bind | rRNA |
bases found on DNA | ATGC |
bases found on RNA | AUGC |
three letter base code found in mRNA | codon |
three letter base code found in tRNA | anticodon |
a chain of amino acids | protein |
stop codon | UGA, UAG, or UAA |
start codon | AUG |
these cut DNA into fragments for gel electrophoresis | restriction enzymes |
these pair up in a DNA molecule | nitrogen bases |
this is formed in transcription | mRNA |
this involves tRNA bringing the amino acid to mRNA | translation |
these cause changes in DNA | mutagens |
sugar found in DNA | deoxyribose |
number of possible codon combinations | 64 |
number of amino acids coded for by DNA | 20 |
insertions and deletions cause this | frameshift mutation |
substitutions cause this | point mutation |
holds complementary bases together | hydrogen bonds |
structure of DNA molecule | double helix |
direction of creation of new DNA strand | 5' to 3' |
strand that is made one nucleotide at a time | leading |
strand that is made in segments | lagging strand |
fragments that are later connected to parent strand | okazaki fragments |
permanent change in DNA | mutation |
mutations not passed on to future generations | body cell mutations |
if DNA strand is AATGTCG, what is mRNA | UUACAGC |
if DNA is TTAGCA, what is tRNA? | UUAGCA |
involves manipulation of DNA by scientists | genetic engineering |
used to separate DNA fragments by size and charge | gel electrophoresis |
DNA molecule containing DNA from different sources | recombinant DNA |
nitrogenous base pairs in DNA | A-T, G-C |
where translation occurs | ribosome |
causes amino acids to stop adding to chain | stop codon |
causes protein production to begin | start codon |