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5. RNA A little of everything Mutations 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points Protein Synthesis DNA

6. Replicate the following DNA: CTAGGTTAG

7. GATCCAATC

8. Where is the DNA located in both Pro- and Eukaryotes?

9. In Prokaryotes, the DNA is free floating in the cytoplasm In Eukaryotes, the DNA is safely contained within the nucleus

10. What forces need to be broken when DNA strands are separated?

11. Hydrogen bonds between nucleotides

12. What are the three parts to a DNA molecule

13. 1. Deoxyribose (5-C sugar) 2. Phosphate Group 3. Nitrogenous Base

14. Who determined the shape and structure of the DNA molecule

15. Watson and Crick

16. What is a promoter?

17. A binding site for RNA polymerase (not a “start” sign)

18. How many codons are needed to specify for 3 amino acids?

19. Three

20. Which type of RNA functions as a blueprint of the genetic code?

21. mRNA

22. What does the following sequence code for? UUUCGGGUCUAA

23. Phenylalanine, Arginine, Valine, STOP

24. How is DNA different from RNA?

25. 1. RNA is single stranded 2. The 5-C Sugar 3. No “T” in RNA (Uracil replaces it)

26. What is the process of going from DNA to RNA called?

27. Transcription

28. What are Hox genes?

29. A basic body plan

30. What is “D”

31. tRNA

32. What process is being illustrated here?

33. Translation

34. You are given the following: ATGGCG What amino acids will this code for?

35. ATG GCG UAC CGC Tyrosine, Arginine

36. What is “C”

37. A Ribosome

38. What are the three types of RNA and what do they do?

39. mRNA rRNA tRNA

40. What is a frameshift mutation

41. The entire reading frame (the three letter frame) is shifted due to deletions or duplications

42. Which structure is a codon?

43. F

44. How are “codons” and “anticodons” related?

45. The codons and anticodons have complementary bases The amino acid depends on the tRNA’s anticodon

46. What is a Gene Mutation?

47. Involve changes in only a few nucleotides.. Known as point mutations

48. What is “A”

49. Deletion

50. What is “C”

51. Inversion

52. What is Polyploidy?

53. Polyploidy is when an organism has extra sets of chromosomes

54. In what way can mutations be “good”??

55. Increases genetic diversity. Provides an array of genes and expressions. Drives evolution.

56. Make your wager

57. Provide a DNA strand (double helical… meaning include its complement) that would ultimately code for the following protein: Lysine—Lysine—Glycine— Cysteine—Leucine— Phenylalanine—Serine—XXX

58. Why are there many different answers???????? Who is correct??