DNA Jeopardy

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DNA Jeopardy
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• If one side of the DNA strand is GTAATC, the
  other side will be this

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Question

• What is
• Cattag?

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• A DNA strand
• Has this shape

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• What is a
• Double helix?

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• The two side of the DNA molecule are held
  together by these

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• What are
• Hydrogen bonds?

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• The process of making a new dna molecule from an
  old one

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• What is
• Replication?

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• A dna nucleotide is made of these three parts

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• What are
• Deoxyribose sugar,
• Phosphate and
• Nitrogeneous base
• (accept sugar, phosphate and base)

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• This base chemical is only found in rna

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• What is
• Uracil
• (also accept just u)

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Double JEAPORDY

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Double JEAPORDY Answer

• A molecule of rna has this shape

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Double JEAPORDY Question

• What is a
• single helix?

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• The type of rna that is formed from one side of
  the dna code

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• What is
• Messenger rna?
• (also accept mrna)

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• Carried by t-rna, these chemicals will end up
  being put together to make proteins

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• What are
• Amino acids?

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• The part of the cell that is producing RNA

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• What is the nucleolus?

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• If the dna code being used is atgc,
• The t-rna code will be this

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• What is
• Augc?

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• The place in the cell where proteins are made

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• What is the
• ribosome?

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• The instructions to make the protein are in this
  molecule

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• What is
• DNA?

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• A three-letter codon is made from m-rna, but its
  anticodon is made from this

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• What is
• T-rna?

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• Also called polypeptides, there are made by
  attaching amino acids together

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• What are
• proteins?

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• The process of turning the dna code into a protein

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• What is
• Translation?

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• Adenine
• Uracil
• Guanine
• phosphate

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• What is
• phosphate?
• (it is not one of the bases in dna or rna)

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• T-rna
• Z-rna
• R-rna
• M-rna

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• What is z-rna?
• (not a type of rna molecule)

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• Griffith
• Avery
• Van leuwenhoek
• Watson and crick

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• Who is
• Van leuwenhoek
• (not a dna scientist)

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• Duplication
• Transcription
• Translation
• replication

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• What is
• Duplication?
• (not a cell process)

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• Base
• Phosphate
• Sugar
• codon

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• What is a
• Codon?
• (not a part of a nucleotide)

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• A mutation is a change in the code of this
  molecule

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• What is
• DNA?

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• Base substitution, addition or deletion causes
  this type of mutation

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• What is a
• Point mutation?

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• Most mutations will cause a change in the
  sequence of these protein-building chemicals

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• What are
• Amino acids?

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• This type of mutation occurs when a large part of
  a chromosome is missing

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• What is a
• Deletion?

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• These two mutations change the order of a large
  section of a chromosome

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• What are
• Translocation
• And inversion?