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hereditary info in the nucleus
dna
what dna stands for
deoxyribonucleic acid
what dna looks like
a double helix or twisted ladder
when does dna replication take place?
during cell division
in what phase does dna replicate?
interphase-S phase
the two functions of dna
stores hereditary info and tells rna which and when to make proteins
what a nucleotides make
nucleic acids
the parts of a nucleotide
phosphate group, sugar, base
"rungs of the ladder"
bases
bases with 1 carbon ring
thymine and cytocine
form a double bond
adenine and thymine
form a triple bond
cytosine and guanine
discovered dna
watson and crick
associated with the shape of dna
rosalind franklin
each single strand of dna after it unzips
complementary
moves into place where the strands have been unzipped
dna polymerase
where the complementary bases are found for replication
free floating in he cytoplasm
hair, skin, nails, muscles
examples of proteins
where does protein synthesis take place
ribosome
rna stands for..
ribonucleic acid
the function of rna
receives, interprets and uses the inforrecieved from dna to make proteins
when the genetic code of DNA is read and decoded.
transcription
In transcription, info is transferred to a molecule of what
RNA
what m RNA does
bring the code from the DNS to the ribosome
rRNA makes up the what
ribosome
acid that transfers an amino acid to the mRNA on the ribosome
tRNA
an Amino Acid chain
polypeptide
the transferred code of 3 nucleotides on an mRNA and represents a particular amino acid
codon
AUG
methionine
what brings the anticodon to the mRNA to form a polypeptide
tRNA
what do chains of polypeptides become
proteins
two reasons dna split and unzip
to replicate and make two copies of dna for cell dvision.
to make rna for protein synthesis.