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what does DNA pass through
DNA passes through parent to offspring
what is the full name of DNA
deoxyribo-nucleic acid
what are all body features determiend by
proteins
what instructions does dna provide
dna provides instructions on how to create organisms and control its growth and development
who discovered the dna molecule structure
francis crick and james watson dscovered the dna molecule structure
how many base pairs can one molecule of dna have ?
one molecule of dna can have more than 200 million base pairs
why is dna twisted
dna is twisted bc the regular legth would make it difficult to fit in a cell
one piece of dna is called??
chromosome
a specifc piece of dna is called a ??/
jene
gene
section of dna that contains instructions for protein synthesis
sequence of bases
what does the order of dna bases determine?
the order of dna bases determines which amino acids are in the protein
genome
full set of dna in an organism
in prokaryotes(bateria)genetic information is in circle pieces called ???
plasmids
plasmids are only found in ???
bacteria
in eukaryotes, information is in long linear strands. instead of one long strand, dna consists of ???
many small pieces called chromosomes
where are chromosomes found
in the nucleus
humans have two copies of each piece one from ???
how many chromosomes do humans have
our mother and one from father
46 chromosomes
number of chromosomes differ from ???
species to species
how many chromosomes?
corn
fruit flies
potato
20
8
48
size and chromosomes does ??? matter
not
largest to smallest
genome, chromosome, gene
what does the sequence of bases in a gene produce
usually?
produces a functional product
usually a protein or rna molecule
example of pairing bases
WHAT IS THIS



ex. a gene in silk moths codes for foborin (???
T T T C C
I I I I I
A A A G G
a code
major component in silk