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Final Jeopardy
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100 Question from DNA1
What is inside a bacteriophage?
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100 Answer from DNA1
Nucleic acid
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200 Question from DNA1
What do bacteriophages infect?
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200 Answer from DNA1
bacteria
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300 Question from DNA1
Why did Hershey and Chase label the viral DNA
with radioactive phosphorus and not radioactive
sulfur?
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300 Answer from DNA1
DNA contains phosphorus and no sulfur
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400 Question from DNA1
Which scientist made X-ray diffraction photos of
DNA?
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400 Answer from DNA1
Franklin
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500 Question from DNA1
Watson and Crick discovered the two strands in
DNA run in what direction?
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500 Answer from DNA1
Opposite directions
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100 Question from DNA2
Griffith called the process he observed
transformation because
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100 Answer from DNA2
The harmless bacteria had been transformed
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200 Question from DNA2
What did Avery conclude caused transformation?
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200 Answer from DNA2
DNA was the transforming factor
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300 Question from DNA2
What is the chronological order of the Important
discoveries in the structure of DNA?
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300 Answer from DNA2
Chargaffs ratio of nucleotides Franklins X-ray
diffraction Watson and Crick identify double helix
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400 Question from DNA2
What happened to the harmless bacteria
in Griffiths experiments?
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400 Answer from DNA2
Harmless bacteria change into harmful bacteria
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500 Question from DNA2
Which scientists did the following Experiment?
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500 Answer from DNA2
Hershey and Chase
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100 Question from DNA3
Since both the bacteriophage protein and DNA
were radioactively labeled, how did the
scientists determine that DNA was the material
to infect the cell?
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100 Answer from DNA3
The phosphorus radioactive marker ended up in
the cell
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200 Question from DNA3
What did Griffith observe when he injected a
mixture of heat-killed, disease causing bacteria
with harmless bacteria
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200 Answer from DNA3
The mice developed pneumonia
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300 Question from DNA3
What stores information in a cell?
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300 Answer from DNA3
DNA
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400 Question from DNA3
What happens when a piece of DNA is missing?
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400 Answer from DNA3
Genetic information is lost
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500 Question from DNA3
Because of base pairing, the percentage of what
what?
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500 Answer from DNA3
Adenine thymine Guanine cytosine
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100 Question from DNA4
What is this a picture of?
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100 Answer from DNA4
DNA molecule
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200 Question from DNA4
What would be a nucleotide found in DNA?
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200 Answer from DNA4
Phosphate group deoxyribose sugar N base
(adenine, thymine, guanine, or cytosine)
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300 Question from DNA4
Which of the following contains all the
others DNA molecules Histones Chromosomes nucleoso
mes
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300 Answer from DNA4
chromosomes
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400 Question from DNA4
What type of bonds hold the two sides of A DNA
molecule together?
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400 Answer from DNA4
hydrogen
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500 Question from DNA4
What does DNA replication result in?
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500 Answer from DNA4
Two strands of DNA, each with one old Strand and
one new strand
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100 Question from DNA5
What molecule adds base pairs to a DNA Strand
during replication?
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100 Answer from DNA5
DNA polymerase
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200 Question from DNA5
What would be the complimentary strand To the
following CTAGGT
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200 Answer from DNA5
GATCCA
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300 Question from DNA5
How m?uch thymine should you expect in the sample
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300 Answer from DNA5
22
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400 Question from DNA5
How much guanine should be found in Chicken DNA?
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400 Answer from DNA5
21.5
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500 Question from DNA5
Reading from the bottom up, what would the
matching strand be?
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500 Answer from DNA5
AGCT
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Final Jeopardy
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