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DNA Challenge As a group, quietly discuss each question and agree upon one correct answer. The group with the most correct answers will win extra credit.

1 of 24) Name the 3 parts of a nucleotide.

2 of 24) Which chemical will reunite DNA during replication?

3 of 24) Who identified the double helix structure of DNA back in 1953?

4 of 24) What is the final destination of mRNA?

5 of 24) Which DNA bases create the amino acid methionine?

6 of 24) What is the anticodon if given the DNA bases TTA?

7 of 24) Which amino acid is created from the DNA letters AGT?

8 of 24 ) Grab-bag: “Gateway to the West” is the nickname of which Midwestern city?

9 of 24) In order, list the amino acids that will be delivered to the ribosome.

10 of 24) During which cell cycle stage is DNA copied?

11 of 24) Which pair of DNA bases shows a mutation?

12 of 24) What is a section of our DNA called that makes a protein?

13 of 24) What is created as a result of transcription?

14 of 24) Using the rules of transcription, fill in the bases below.

15 of 24) Grab-bag: What is John Wilkes Booth famous for?

16 of 24) In order, list the tRNA that will be delivered to the ribosome.

17 of 24) Write the DNA bases that created this strand of mRNA.

18 of 24) What does a transfer RNA transfer?

19 of 24) Name the RNA base that replaces thymine?

20 of 24) How many nucleotides are in this picture?

21 of 24) If a cell doesn’t have a nucleus, where does replication and transcription take place?

22 of 24) Which female scientist helped uncovered the structure of DNA?

23 of 24) The red letters represent introns and the blue are exons. After mRNA processing, list the final mRNA. A T C C G T G T A A T G C T A C G U A G G C A C A U U A C G A U G C

24 of 24 ) Grab-bag: Which planet is named after the Roman God of the Sea?

1 of 24) Name the 3 parts of a nucleotide.

2 of 24) Which chemical will reunite DNA during replication?

3 of 24) Who identified the double helix structure of DNA back in 1953?

4 of 24) What is the final destination of mRNA?

5 of 24) Which DNA bases create the amino acid methionine?

6 of 24) What is the anticodon if given the DNA bases TTA?

7 of 24) Which amino acid is created from the DNA letters AGT?

8 of 24 ) Grab-bag: “Gateway to the West” is the nickname of which Midwestern city?

9 of 24) In order, list the amino acids that will be delivered to the ribosome.

10 of 24) During which cell cycle stage is DNA copied?

11 of 24) Which pair of DNA bases shows a mutation?

12 of 24) What is a section of our DNA called that makes a protein?

13 of 24) What is created as a result of transcription?

14 of 24) Using the rules of transcription, fill in the bases below.

15 of 24) Grab-bag: What is John Wilkes Booth famous for?

16 of 24) In order, list the tRNA that will be delivered to the ribosome.

17 of 24) Write the DNA bases that created this strand of mRNA.

18 of 24) What does a transfer RNA transfer?

19 of 24) Name the RNA base that replaces thymine?

20 of 24) How many nucleotides are in this picture?

21 of 24) If a cell doesn’t have a nucleus, where does replication and transcription take place?

22 of 24) Which female scientist helped uncovered the structure of DNA?

23 of 24) The red letters represent introns and the blue are exons. After mRNA processing, list the final mRNA. A T C C G T G T A A T G C T A C G U A G G C A C A U U A C G A U G CG C C A U U A U G

24 of 24 ) Grab-bag: Which planet is named after the Roman God of the Sea?