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Explain the work of Hersey and Chase.
THEY USED RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES TO TRACK MATERIAL FROM VIRUSES TO BACTERIA
Define transformation
ONE STRAIN OF BACTERIA CHANGES INTO ANOTHER
What are the 3 things that make up a nucleotide?
NITROGENOUS BASE, SUGAR (DEOXYRIBOSE) AND PHOSPHORUS.
What was Rosalind Franklins contribution to the understanding of DNA?
SHE USED XRAY DIFRACCTION TO TO TAKE A PIC OF DNA REVEALING AN X LIKE STRUCTURE.
What was the contribution of Watson and Crick?
THEY CONSTRUCTED A 3D MODEL OF DNA
Explain Chargoffs rules.
FOR EVERY ADENINE THERE IS THYMINE
FOR EVERY GUANINE THERE IS CYTOSINE.
Where is the DNA located at in prokaryotes vs eukaryotes?
PROKARYOTES DNA IS FOUND IN THE CYTOPLASM
EUKAYOTES IT IS FOUIND IN THE NUCLEUS
What is the enzyme to build a new DNA molecule?
DNA POLYMERASE
Draw the picture of a typical DNA molecule.
(draw)
What kind of bonds hold the bases together? The Nucleotide?
BASES ARE HELD WITH HYDROGEN BONDS

NUCLEOTIDES ARE HELD TOGETHER WITH COVELENT BONDS
Describes Avery’s work regarding DNA.
AVERY ADDED SUBSTANCES THAT BROKE DOWN DIFFERENT MOLECULES IN A CELL. IT WAS NOT UNTIL HE DESTROYED THE DNA THAT HE WAS ABLE TO STOP TRANSFORMATION.
What is a replication fork?
THE POINT IN THE DNA STRAND THAT HAS UNWINDED AND IS THE SITE OF DNA REPLICATION
What does it mean that DNA strands are antiparallel?
THEY RUN IN OPPOSITE DIRECTIONS SO THAT NITROGENOUS BASES MAY PAIR UP.
Whats the main difference between DNA replication in a prokaryote vs eukaryote?
PROKARYOTE REPLICATION STARTS AT SINGLE POINT
EUKARYOTIC IS OVER MULTIPLE POINTS
Define telomeres.
THEY ARE THE CAPS ON CHROMOSOMES THAT PREVENT DNA FROM UNWINDING LIKE THE PLASTIC CAPS OF SHOE LACES. THIS PREVENTS DAMAGE TO THE DNA.
What are the 3 roles of DNA?
STORING, COPYING AND TRANSMITTING INFORMATION
What are the 4 bases found in DNA?
Thymine, guanine, adenine, cytosine
What 3 things make up a nucleotide?
A sugar (ribose or deoxyribose)
A phosphate
A nitrogenous base
If the original DNA strand is composed of 2 old strands, after division, the newly created DNA would have one _______ strand and one ________ strand.
Old; New
What happened when Griffith mixed heat killed disease causing bacteria with live harmless bacteria?
The mice developed pneumonia and died
What did Avery’s experiment tell us about transformation?
DNA is the cause of transformation
When do the DNA molecules become tightly packed?
During mitosis
According to the principles of ________________ adenine will always bind to thymine and guanine always binds to cytosine
BASE PAIRING