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By drawing a picture describe the flow of genetic information from DNA to a protein.
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What is the function of RNA?
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Transfers or relays genetic information
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What is the product of transcription?
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mRNA
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Where in the cell does transcription take place?
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Nucleus
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What is the product of translation?
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A protein
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Where in the cell does translation take place?
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At the ribosome
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True or false: During transcription, mRNA is being synthesized from both sides (both backbones) of DNA.
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False: mRNA is a complement to only one side of DNA
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What determines which amino acid is brought to the ribosome during translation?
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The mRNA codon – use your codon chart. Remember 1 codon = 1 amino acid!
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What bring the amino acids to the ribosome during translation?
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tRNA
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Given the DNA sequence find the mRNA sequence and the amino acid sequence: TACGGACAC
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DNA: TACGGACAC mRNA: AUGCCUGUG A.A.: Met-Pro-Val
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Removing a nucleotide from a DNA sequence is called ____________ mutation.
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Frameshift (deletion)
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What mutation is shown below: ATTGGCTATCCG ATTGGGTATCCG
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Point mutation (also called substitution)
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What is the major problem that could result from a mutation?
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An abnormal protein
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If a mutation does not cause a change in the amino acid sequence it is called a:
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Silent mutation
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Name 1 benefit of genetic engineering.
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helps to determine paternity identify a carrier of a particular gene solve a crime
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What process or technique is used to help researchers analyze a person’s DNA and compare the sequence to other organisms?
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Gel electrophoresis
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What is the term used to describe which genes are turned “off and on” in order to synthesis necessary proteins for the organism?
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Gene expression
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When cloning a mouse, how many mice does the process require?
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3 – A donor somatic cell (the cell being cloned), a donor egg cell and a surrogate. The nucleus is removed from the donor egg cell and the somatic cell nucleus is implanted in the surrogate.
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