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DNA

Stores instructions for how to form cells

Four nitrogen bases

A) Adenine - joins with T


B) Buamine - Joins with C


C) Cytosine -Joins with G


D) Thymine - joins with T

Chromatin

Substsnce that contains DNA

Chromosomes

X shaped structures built by chromatin

DNA to Chromatin to Chromosomes

Genes

Small segments of DNA located on a Chromosome. They store genetic information.

Enzymes/hormones

Carry out specific functions in the body

Gene mutation

Results when the specific order of A,G,C, & T bases of DNA changes

Addition

One extra base is added

Deletion

One base is missing

Substitution

One base is substituted for another

Positive mutation

Benefits the organism

Plants becoming immune to diseases

Neutral Mutation

Mutation that has no effect on an organism

Spirit bear

Negative mutation

Mutation that harms an organism

Sickle cell anemia

Mutagens

Substances that might cause mutations

Cigarette smoke 🚬, pollution, radiation

Gene therapy

Treating mutated cells by replacing the mutated gene with a healthy copy of the gene