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The Question The Answer Adenine to Thymine And Cytosine to Guanine
The Question What are corresponding base pairs? Categories
The Question The Answer Double Helix
The Question What is the 3-D shape of DNA? Categories
The Question The Answer A nitrogenous base (A, T, C, or G), a sugar, and a phosphate
The Question What is a nucleotide? Categories
The Question The Answer 1N; monoploidy
The Question What is the number of genes in reproductive cells? Categories
The Question The Answer 2N and 1N
The Question What are the number of copies of genes in somatic cells and sex cells? Categories
The Question The Answer A pedigree chart
The Question What can be used to track genetic history of organisms? Categories
The Question The Answer All of the genes found in an organisms genetic makeup.
The Question What is a genome? Categories
The Question The Answer These are pieces of DNA that code for production of specific proteins.
The Question What are genes? Categories
The Question The Answer Amino acids
The Question What are the monomers that are assembled from strands of mRNA? Categories
The Question The Answer The three main types of RNA.
The Question What are mRNA, tRNA, and rRNA? Categories
The Question The Answer Codons
The Question What are the 3 specific bases along a strand of mRNA that tRNA anticodon attaches to? Categories
The Question The Answer21
The Question How many total possible types of proteins can be produced from the 21 types of amino acids? Categories
The Question The Answer Genetic diseases/conditions are caused when this situation occurs
The Question 2 copies of the recessive gene are received; one from each parent Categories
The Question The Answer Genetic disorders/conditions can be increased from generation to generation because of this.
The Question What are social networks? Categories
The Question The Answer Harmful alterations in a genetic sequence that have been inherited from past generations.
The Question What are genetic disorders? Categories
The Question The Answer The genetic information encoded in DNA has assembled a protein with an abnormal amino acid sequence and therefore creates this.
The Question What is an altered function? Categories
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