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Erwin Chargaff discovered that A and T, and G and C, occur in ____ ________ proportions in DNA.

equal proportions

Who provided x-ray diffraction data?

Maurice Wilkins and Rosalind Franklin

Who was credited for discovering the structure of DNA?

James Watson and Francis Crick

DNA is made of building blocks called-

nucleotides

The rungs of the ladder consist of complementary base pairs. Give examples

A with T


C with G

The two chains of the DNA double helix are antiparallel, with the 3' end of one strand aligned with the ___ end of the complementary strand.

5'

A gene is a stretch of DNA that is transcribed to

RNA

To produce a protein, a cell ______ the gene's information to ____, which is _______ into a sequence of amino acids.

transcribes, mRNA, translated

What is an intermediary between DNA and a Polypeptide chain?

RNA

What are the three types of RNA that participate in gene expression?

mRNA, tRNA, and rRNA

Transcription occurs in how many stages?

3

Transcription begins when ___ _________ bings to a _______ on the DNA _________ _______.

RNA polymerase, promoter, temple strand

What is the second step if Transcription?

RNA polymerase builds an RNA molecule

When does transcription end?

when RNA polymerase reaches a terminator sequence in DNA

Where is mRNA altered in eukaryotic cells?

the nucleus

After transcription, the cell adds a ____ and ______ to _____.

cap, poly A, mRNA

______ are cut out of RNA, and the remaining _______ are spliced together.

introns, exons

The genetic code links______to______.

MRNA, protein

The correspondence between codons and amino acid's is what?

The genetic code

each group of three consecutive consecutive mRNA bases is a_____space that specifies one amino acid.

codon

experiments with synthetic mRNA enable scientists to match each code on with its corresponding________ ______.

amino acid

what carries a protein-encoding genes information?

mRNA

rRNA associates with proteins to form

ribosomes

On one end, tRNA has an _________ sequence complementary to an mRNA codon, and the corresponding _______ _____ binds to the other end.

anticodon, amino acid

Translation begins when _____ joins with a small ribosomal subunit and a _____, usually carrying methionine. A large ribosomal subunit then joins the small one.

mRNA, tRNA

In the elongation stage, a second _____ binds to the next codon, and its amino acid bonds with the methionine that the first tRNA brought in. The ribosome moved down the _____ as the chain grows.

tRNA, mRNA

What

"stop" codon

What must proteins do correctly after translation?

Fold

What are operons?

Groups of bacterial genes that share one promoter