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Test Review
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DNA is Hereditary material that is passed from parents to offspring Made up of nucleotides The instructions for making proteins All of the above
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DNA is Hereditary material that is passed from parents to offspring Made up of nucleotides The instructions for making proteins All of the above
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Rosalind Franklin Determined that the amount of adenine is always equal to the amount of thymine Viewed DNA using x-rays and said it had a spiral shape Discovered that genes are located on chromosomes Built the first model of DNA
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Rosalind Franklin Determined that the amount of adenine is always equal to the amount of thymine Viewed DNA using x-rays and said it had a spiral shape Discovered that genes are located on chromosomes Built the first model of DNA
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DNA is made up of subunits called Amino acids Nucleotides Proteins All of the above
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DNA is made up of subunits called Amino acids Nucleotides Proteins All of the above
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Every nucleotide is made up of A sugar, a phosphate, and a base A sugar, a phosphate, and a protein A sugar, a phosphate, and adenine A sugar, a phosphate, and a base pair
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Every nucleotide is made up of A sugar, a phosphate, and a base A sugar, a phosphate, and a protein A sugar, a phosphate, and adenine A sugar, a phosphate, and a base pair
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The four bases found in DNA are Adenine, cytoplasm, guanine, and telophase Adenine, cytosine, guanine, and thymine Adenine, cytosine, guanine, and phosphate First, second, third, and home
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The four bases found in DNA are Adenine, cytoplasm, guanine, and telophase Adenine, cytosine, guanine, and thymine Adenine, cytosine, guanine, and phosphate First, second, third, and home
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Any change in the order of bases in DNA are called Mutagens Mutants Mutations Improvements
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Any change in the order of bases in DNA is called Mutagens Mutants Mutations Improvements
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Every three bases code for one Amino acid Nucleotide Protein Deletion
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Every three bases code for one Amino acid Nucleotide Protein Deletion
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Chargaff’s Rules state that A=T and C=G A=C and T=G Adenine always pairs up with Thymine, and Cytosine always pairs up with Guanine Adenine always pairs up with guanine and Thymine always pairs up with Cytosine
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Chargaff’s Rules state that A=T and C=G A=C and T=G Adenine always pairs up with Thymine, and Cytosine always pairs up with Guanine Adenine always pairs up with guanine and Thymine always pairs up with Cytosine
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The “twisted ladder” structure of DNA is known as a Nucleotide Mutation Double helix All of the above
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The “twisted ladder” structure of DNA is known as a Nucleotide Mutation Double helix All of the above
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Adenine is a nitrogen base that always pairs with Cytosine Guanine Thymine Phosphates
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Adenine is a nitrogen base that always pairs with Cytosine Guanine Thymine Phosphates
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The “rungs” in a DNA strand are made up of Deoxyribose Phosphates Amino acids Base pairs
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The “rungs” in a DNA strand are made up of Deoxyribose Phosphates Amino acids Base pairs
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What would be the complementary DNA strand for the sequence AATCGTAC? AATCGTAC CATGCTAA TTAGCATG GTACGATT
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What would be the complementary DNA strand for the sequence AATCGTAC? AATCGTAC CATGCTAA TTAGCATG GTACGATT
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Which of the following is a type of mutation? Insertion Deletion Substitution All of the above
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Which of the following is a type of mutation? Insertion Deletion Substitution All of the above
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Watson and Crick Discovered how traits are passed from parents to offspring Built a model of DNA Used x-rays to see the shape of DNA Found that A=T and C=G
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Watson and Crick Discovered how traits are passed from parents to offspring Built a model of DNA Used x-rays to see the shape of DNA Found that A=T and C=G
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Guanine is a nitrogen base that pairs with Adenine Cytosine Thymine Phosphates
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Guanine is a nitrogen base that pairs with Adenine Cytosine Thymine Phosphates
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Which statement best describes how DNA replicates? The sugars and phosphates from one side are removed and new bases are added on to the sugars. The DNA opens up in the middle of the base pairs and each side is used as a template to form a new strand Bases are added on to the end of the DNA strand
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Which statement best describes how DNA replicates? The sugars and phosphates from one side are removed and new bases are added on to the sugars. The DNA opens up in the middle of the base pairs and each side is used as a template to form a new strand Bases are added on to the end of the DNA strand
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The original base sequence AACCTTGG changes to AACCCTTGG. This type of mutation is called Addition Insertion Deletion Substitution
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The original base sequence AACCTTGG changes to AACCCTTGG. This type of mutation is called Addition Insertion Deletion Substitution
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Which of the following is a deletion mutation of the original strand AACCTTGG? AACCTTTGG AACCTGG AACTTTGG ACCCTTGG
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Which of the following is a deletion mutation of the original strand AACCTTGG? AACCTTTGG AACCTGG AACTTTGG ACCCTTGG
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In the type of mutation called substitution An extra base is added to the base sequence A base is taken out of the base sequence One base is replaced with another base There is no change to the bases
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In the type of mutation called substitution An extra base is added to the base sequence A base is taken out of the base sequence One base is replaced with another base There is no change to the bases
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Mutations result in Changes that are harmful Changes that are helpful No change at all All of the above
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Mutations result in Changes that are harmful Changes that are helpful No change at all All of the above
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List three examples of a mutagen
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X-rays UV rays Asbestos Cigarette smoke
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True or false: DNA cannot be repaired if a mutation occurs True False
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True or false: DNA cannot be repaired if a mutation occurs True False
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How many amino acids are coded for in the base sequence ATGCGATCCGAC? One Two Three four
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How many amino acids are coded for in the base sequence ATGCGATCCGAC? One Two Three four
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