2. 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 Vocab Pedigrees Protein Production HistoryDNA

3. 100 Back to board C1 - 100 What is the subunit of DNA? Correct Answer

4. What are the three parts of a nucleotide? Back to board C1 - 200 200 Correct Answer

5. Back to board C1 - 300 300 What are the 4 nitrogen bases of DNA? Correct Answer

6. Back to board C1 - 400 400 What is the shape of DNA? Correct Answer

7. Back to board C1 -500 500 The sides of the ladder are made of ________ and the rungs are made of ____________. Correct Answer

8. Back to board C2 - 100 100 Who won the Nobel Prize in 1962 for discovering the shape of DNA? Correct Answer

9. Back to board C2 - 200 200 Who made the discovery that adenine always equals the amount of thymine and cytosine always equals the amount of guanine? Correct Answer

10. Back to board C2 - 300 300 Who took the first picture of DNA? Correct Answer

11. Back to board C2 - 400 400 How was the picture of DNA taken (what method)? Correct Answer

12. Back to board C2 -500 500 What year did Rosalind Franklin die from cancer? Correct Answer

13. Back to board C3 -100 100 A change in the order of bases in an organism’s DNA: deletion, insertion, or substitution Correct Answer

14. Back to board C3 -200 200 Anything that can damage or cause changes in DNA Correct Answer

15. Back to board C3 -300 300 A biochemical that is composed of amino acids Correct Answer

16. Back to board C3 -400 400 A small organelle in cells where proteins are made from amino acids Correct Answer

17. Back to board C3 -500 A diagram of family history used for tracing a trait through several generations 500 Correct Answer

18. Back to board C4 -100 100 What base replaces thymine in RNA? Correct Answer

19. Back to board C4 -200 200 mRNA is made in what organelle? Correct Answer

20. Back to board C4 -300 300 Codons, groups of three bases, are found where? Correct Answer

21. Back to board C4 -400 400 Anticodons are found on where? Correct Answer

22. Back to board C4 -500 500 tRNA transfers what to make proteins? Correct Answer

23. Back to board C5 -100 100 A circle indicates what on a pedigree? Correct Answer

24. Back to board C5 -200 200 A square indicates what on a pedigree? Correct Answer

25. Back to board C5 -300 300 A dark circle indicates what on a pedigree? Correct Answer

26. Back to board C5 -400 400 A half filled in square indicates what on a pedigree? Correct Answer

27. Back to board C5 -500 500 What does this mean on a pedigree? Correct Answer

28. DAILY DOUBLE Question

29. 100 Back to board C1 - 100 Nucleotide

30. Phosphate, sugar, Nitrogen base Back to board C1 - 200 200

31. Back to boardboard C1 - 300 300 Adenine Thymine Cytosine Guanine

32. Back to board C1 - 400 400 Double Helix

33. Back to board C1 -500 500 Sides – sugar and phosphates Rungs- nitrogen bases

34. Back to board C2 - 100 100 Watson and Crick

35. Back to board C2 - 200 200 Chargaff

36. Back to board C2 - 300 300 Rosalind Franklin

37. Back to board C2 - 400 400 X ray diffraction

38. Back to board C2 -500 500 1958

39. Back to board C3 -100 100 Mutation

40. Back to board C3 -200 200 Mutagen

41. Back to board C3 -300 300 Protein

42. Back to board C3 -400 400 Ribosome

43. Back to board C3 -500 Pedigree 500

44. Back to board C4 -100 100 U Uracil

45. Back to board C4 -200 200 Nucleus

46. Back to board C4 -300 300 mRNA

47. Back to board C4 -400 400 tRNA

48. Back to board C4 -500 500 Amino Acids

49. Back to board C5 -100 100 Female

50. Back to board C5 -200 200 male

51. Back to board C5 -300 300 Has the trait

52. Back to board C5 -400 400 Carrier of the trait

53. Back to board C5 -500 500 Parents and child