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Necessary to construct an entire organism |
Information |
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Passed from Parent to offspring also (cell to cell) |
Transmission |
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Accurately copied |
Replication |
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Differences must account for known variation among and between species |
Variation |
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Researchers became convinced ________carry genetic info composed of ______ and _______ |
Chromosomes, DNA, protein |
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1920s-1940s researches expected the ________ portion of chromosomes to be the genetic material |
Protein |
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Name of researcher who was working with streptococcus pneumoniae |
Fredrick Griffith |
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S. Pneumoniae has two strains:
Strains that secrete capsules look _________ and can cause _________ infections in mice
Strains that do not secrete capsules look _________ and infections are __________ in mice |
Smooth, fatal
Rough, not fatal |
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Smooth strains (S) with capsule are fatal because |
Capsule prevents immune system from killing bacteria. (Living bacteria found in blood) |
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Rough strains (R) without capsule are not fatal because |
No living bacteria found in blood |
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If mice are injected with heat- killed type S |
They survive |
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Mixing live R with heat-killed S |
Kills the mouse bc blood contains living S bacteria (TRANSFORMATION) |
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Avery, MacLeod, and McCarthy used ___________ methods to reveal that |
DNA is the genetic material |
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In 1952, Hershey and Chase studied T2 virus infecting E. Coli and found |
DNA inside capsid |
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Where is DNA located in a plant cell? |
Nucleus, mitochondria, and chloroplast |
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The building blocks of DNA (and RNA) |
Nucleotides |
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Two strands form a double helix |
DNA |
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One strand= |
RNA |
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In living cells, _______ is associated with _______ to form __________ |
DNA, proteins, chromosomes |
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A ______ is the complete complement of an organisms genetic material |
Genome |
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Nucleotide: DNA has 3 components |
-phosphate group -pentose sugar •deoxyribose |
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Monomer of a DNA stand is |
The neucleotide |
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Nucleotide: DNA purines |
Adenine (A) Guanine (G) |
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Nucleotide: DNA pyrimidines |
-Cytosine (C) -Thymine (T) |
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Nucleotide: RNA 3 components |
-phosphate group -pentose sugar •ribose |
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Nucleotide: RNA Purines |
-Adenine (A) -Guanine (G) |