Ms. Smedley & Mr. Bartolone’s Mitosis & DNA Jeopardy

Mitosis DNA Structure DNA Replication Scientists & Experiments ????? $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500

List the 3 main parts of the cell cycle 1-100

Click Anywhere to Continue Interphase Mitosis Cytokinesis Click Anywhere to Continue

What are the 3 parts of Interphase? 1-200

Click Anywhere to Continue G1, S, G2 Click Anywhere to Continue

What are the stages of Mitosis? 1-300

Click Anywhere to Continue Prophase Metaphase Anaphase Telophase Click Anywhere to Continue

What happens during Metaphase? 1-400

Click Anywhere to Continue Chromosomes line up in the middle of the cell Click Anywhere to Continue

What is Cytokinesis? 1-500

Click Anywhere to Continue Cell splitting into 2 daughter cells Click Anywhere to Continue

What makes the backbone (or sides) of DNA? 2-100

Click Anywhere to Continue Deoxyribose & Phosphate Click Anywhere to Continue

What are the 4 nitrogen bases and which pair together? 2-200

Click Anywhere to Continue Adenine, Thymine, Cytosine, Guanine A=T G=C Click Anywhere to Continue

What is a Nucleotide? 2-300

Click Anywhere to Continue Phosphate group, sugar, and a base Click Anywhere to Continue

Since DNA has 2 sides / backbones it is called a… 2-400

Click Anywhere to Continue Double Helix Click Anywhere to Continue

What holds the nitrogren bases together? 2-500

Click Anywhere to Continue Hydrogen bonds Click Anywhere to Continue

The replication of DNA begins with the _______ of the double helix. 3-100

Click Anywhere to Continue Unzipping Click Anywhere to Continue

What protein supplies each side of the DNA with its corresponding base? 3-200

Click Anywhere to Continue DNA Polymerase Click Anywhere to Continue

The site where the DNA splits / unzips is called… 3-300

Click Anywhere to Continue Replication Fork Click Anywhere to Continue

What are the steps of DNA Replication? 3-400

Click Anywhere to Continue DNA unzips DNA Polymerase makes the matching bases Hydrogen bonds attach the bases Two identical helixes form each with one parent strand and one daughter strand Click Anywhere to Continue

What is the corresponding sequence… ATGTCAG 3-500

Click Anywhere to Continue TACAGTC Click Anywhere to Continue

In the Hersey-Chase experiment what were the protein and DNA labeled with? 4-100

Click Anywhere to Continue Protein – sulfur DNA - phosphorus Click Anywhere to Continue

Who discovered the double helix structure? 4-200

Click Anywhere to Continue Rosalind Franklin Click Anywhere to Continue

Who build the first 3D structure of the double helix? 4-300

Click Anywhere to Continue Watson & Crick Click Anywhere to Continue

Describe how Avery furthered Griffith’s experiment… 4-400

Click Anywhere to Continue Injected mice with the R strain and the heat killed S strain, along with Protease and DNase. Click Anywhere to Continue

Explain what was done in Avery’s experiment and what it showed… 4-500

Click Anywhere to Continue By injecting the mice with the additional Protease and DNase, he showed that DNA is most likely the genetic material Click Anywhere to Continue

What does DNA stand for? 5-100

Click Anywhere to Continue Deoxyribonucleic Acie Click Anywhere to Continue

How many Chromosomes do an egg / sperm have? 5-200

Click Anywhere to Continue 23 Click Anywhere to Continue

What is the final stage for the Cell Cycle? 5-300

Click Anywhere to Continue Cytokinesis Click Anywhere to Continue

What is the difference between how plant and animal cells go through Ctokinesis? 5-400

Click Anywhere to Continue Plant = cell plate Animal = cleavage furrow Click Anywhere to Continue

What is DNA? 5-500

Click Anywhere to Continue Genetic information that directs a cell as to what function it will perform Click Anywhere to Continue