| A | B |
|---|
| adenineA | Nucleobase which works in biochemistry and cellular respiration. |
| AIDS | aquired immunodeficiency syndrome |
| anticodon | 3 nucleotides at end of transfer RNA |
| bateriophages | Virus that infects bacteria, inserts genetic material |
| capsid | Protein shell of virus |
| codon | Genetic code |
| conjugation | , |
| cytosine C | , |
| DNA | . |
| deoxyribonucleic acid | . |
| DNA ligase | . |
| DNA polymerase | / |
| Double helix | . |
| emerging viruses | / |
| exon | . |
| F factor | . |
| genetic code | . |
| guanine G | . |
| HIV | . |
| intron | . |
| lysogenic cycle | . |
| lytic cycle | . |
| messenger RNA mRNA | . |
| missense mutations | . |
| molecular biology | . |
| mutagens | . |
| mutagenesis | . |
| mutation | . |
| nonsense mutations | . |
| nucleotides | . |
| P site | . |
| phages | . |
| plasmid | . |
| polynucleotide | . |
| prions | . |
| promoter | . |
| prophage | . |
| R plasmids | . |
| reading frame | . |
| retrovirus | . |
| reverse transcriptase | . |
| ribosomes | . |
| ribosomal RNA (rRNA) | . |
| RNA polymerase | . |
| RNA splicing | . |
| semiconservative model | . |
| silent mutation | . |
| start codon | . |
| stop codon | , |
| sugar-phosphate backbone | . |
| terminator | . |
| thymine (T) | . |
| transcription | . |
| transduction | , |
| transfer RNA | , |
| transformation | . |
| triplet code | . |
| uracil (U) | . |
| viroids | , |
| virus | . |
| Griffith experiment | . |
| Hershey experiment | . |
| Chase experiment | . |
| which experiment supported the idea that DNA was life's genetic material | . |
| Compare the structure of DNA and RNA | . |
| How does the structure of DNA facilitate replication | . |
| What is the process of DNA replication | . |
| what is the location of transcription an translation | . |
| What is the reactants of transcription and translation | . |
| what is the product of transcription and translation | . |
| How are the languages of DNA and RNA used to produce polypeptides | . |
| how is mRNA produced in using DNA? | . |
| How is eukaryotic RNA processed before leaving the nucleus? | / |
| How is the structure of tRNA related to its function in the process of translation | . |
| What is the structure and function of ribosomes? | . |
| What are the step by step process in which amino acids are added to a growing polypeptide chain? | . |
| Describe the overall process of transcription. | . |
| Describe the overall process of translation. | . |
| Compare lytic and lysogenic reporductive cycles of a phage. | . |
| Compare the structures and reporoductive cycles of the mumps virus and a herpesvirus | . |
| describe the three process that contribute to the emergnce of viral disease. | . |
| Explain how the AIDS virus enters a host cell and reproduces. | . |
| Describe the structure of viroids and prions and explain how they cause disease. | . |
| Define transformation | . |
| Define transduction, | , |
| Define conjugation | . |
| compare transformation, conjugation and transduction | , |
| Define plasmid | , |
| explain why R plasmids pose serious human health problems. | . |
