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DNA Jeopardy. Question. What are Chargaff ’ s Rules?. Answer. A  T T  A C  G G  C And different species have different amounts of each base. Question. What type of bonds connect the nitrogenous bases in DNA?. Answer. Hydrogen bonds. Question. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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DNA RNA Protein

synthesis Not like the

other Random

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DNA JeopardyDNA Jeopardy

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Question

What are Chargaff’s Rules?

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Answer

A TT AC GG C

And different species have different amounts of each

base.

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Question

What type of bonds connect the

nitrogenous bases in DNA?

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Answer

Hydrogen bonds

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Question

The three parts of this are a sugar, base, and

phosphate…

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Answer

a nucleotide

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Question

What do we call the process of making a

new dna molecule from an old one?

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Answer

Semi-conservative Replication

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Question

A dna nucleotide is made of what three parts (full

names!)?

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Answer

Deoxyribose sugar,Phosphate and

Nitrogeneous base

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Question

What are the three types of RNA and what

do they do?

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Answer

mRNA – messengertRNA – transfer

rRNA – ribosome

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Double JEOPARDY

• How much do you wish to wager?

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Double JEAPORDY Question

What is the name of the 3 bases on tRNA that match with mRNA?

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Double JEAPORDY Answer

anticodon

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Question

Which type of RNA is involved in

transcription and why?

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Answer

mRNA makes a copy of the DNA strand

because DNA can’t leave the nucleus

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Question

Carried by t-rna, these molecules will end up being put together to

make proteins.

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Answer

Amino acids

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Question

What are the three differences between

DNA and RNA?

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Answer

1. RNA is a single strand and DNA is double-stranded.

2. RNA hasuracil instead of thymine.

3. RNA has ribose sugar instead of deoxyribose.

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Question

If the dna code being used is ATGC,

What would the tRNA code be?

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Answer

AUGC

DNA: ATGCmRNA: UACGtRNA: AUGC

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Question

Which cell organelle that makes proteins?

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Answer

The ribosome

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Question

Which type of bonds form between amino

acids?

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Answer

Peptide bonds (hence a string of amino acids is called a Polypeptide)

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Question

Which type(s) of RNA are involved in

translation?

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Answer

mRNA and tRNA

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Question

After the polypeptide is made, which

organelles can fold it?

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Answer

Either the golgi apparatus or the rough

ER

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Question

What are the two steps of protein synthesis and where do they

take place?

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Answer

1. Transcription – nucleus2. Translation – ribosome

(in the cytosol or rough ER)

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Question

AdenineUracil

GuaninePhosphate

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Answer

What is phosphate?

(it is not one of the bases in dna or rna)

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Question

tRNAaRNArRNAmRNA

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Answer

What is aRNA?(not a type of rna molecule)

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Question

James WatsonRosalind Franklin

Antoine Van LeuwenhoekFrancis Crick

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Answer

Who isAntoine Van Leuwenhoek

(not a dna scientist)

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Question

DuplicationTranscriptionTranslationReplication

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Answer

What isDuplication?

(not a cell process)

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Question

BasePhosphate

SugarCodon

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Answer

What is aCodon?

(not a part of a nucleotide)

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Question

What do we call a change in DNA?

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Answer

A mutation(insertion, deletion,

substitution)

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Question

What is the process that results from lots of small

mutations building up over long periods of

time?

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Answer

Evolution

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Question

These cells are undetermined and could become any kind of cell

(useful in cloning).

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Answer

Stem cells

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Question

What is the process when humans choose to breed

a specific trait (like a small dog or a large

tomato)?

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Answer

Artificial Selection

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Question

Name as many DNA replication enzymes as

you can think of and explain their jobs…

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Answer

TopoisomeraseHelicase(SSBs)

PrimaseDNA Polymerase I & III

Ligase