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Necessary to construct an entire organism

Information

Passed from Parent to offspring also (cell to cell)

Transmission

Accurately copied

Replication

Differences must account for known variation among and between species

Variation

Researchers became convinced ________carry genetic info composed of ______ and _______

Chromosomes, DNA, protein

1920s-1940s researches expected the ________ portion of chromosomes to be the genetic material

Protein

Name of researcher who was working with streptococcus pneumoniae

Fredrick Griffith

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

Smooth strains (S) with capsule are fatal because

Capsule prevents immune system from killing bacteria. (Living bacteria found in blood)

Rough strains (R) without capsule are not fatal because

No living bacteria found in blood

If mice are injected with heat- killed type S

They survive

Mixing live R with heat-killed S

Kills the mouse bc blood contains living S bacteria


(TRANSFORMATION)

Avery, MacLeod, and McCarthy used ___________ methods to reveal that

DNA is the genetic material

In 1952, Hershey and Chase studied T2 virus infecting E. Coli and found

DNA inside capsid

Where is DNA located in a plant cell?

Nucleus, mitochondria, and chloroplast

The building blocks of DNA (and RNA)

Nucleotides

Two strands form a double helix

DNA

One strand=

RNA

In living cells, _______ is associated with _______ to form __________

DNA, proteins, chromosomes

A ______ is the complete complement of an organisms genetic material

Genome

Nucleotide: DNA has 3 components

-phosphate group


-pentose sugar


•deoxyribose

Monomer of a DNA stand is

The neucleotide

Nucleotide: DNA purines

Adenine (A)


Guanine (G)

Nucleotide: DNA pyrimidines

-Cytosine (C)


-Thymine (T)

Nucleotide: RNA 3 components

-phosphate group


-pentose sugar


•ribose

Nucleotide: RNA Purines

-Adenine (A)


-Guanine (G)