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26 Cards in this Set

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what is the structure of DNA called
double helix
what are the three parts of a nucleotide
phospate groups
5 dexiribose sugers
nitrogenious bases
which part of the nucleotide is coded for making proteins
nitrogenious bases
what is the function of DNA with in a cell
genes carry info from one generation to the next

they put that info to work by determining the heritable characteristics of organisms

genes need to be easly copied
where and when does DNA replication occur in the cell
replication forks

before cell divison
what is the relationship between cell chromosomes and DNA
chromosomes make up DNA and DNA is in the cell
who are more closely related siblings or cousins
siblings
what is gene expression
•conversion of the information encoded in a gene first into messenger RNA and then to a protein
whaat is transcription and where does it occur
RNA molecules are produced bu copying part of the nucleoptide sequence of DNA into a complementary sequence in RNA
what is mRNA
carry copies of instuctions for assembling amino acids into proteins
what is the code for an mRNA strand if the DNA strand is

ATC GCT ATT
UAG CGA UAA
what is translation and where does it occur
decoding of an mRNA message into a polypeptide chain

produces proteins
what is the funtion of tRNA
transfers each amino acid to the ribosome as is specified
if a tRNA strand is
GUA
what is the RNA strand
CAU
what is a chromosomal mutation
produce changes in the whole chromosme
what is meosis

what cells does it produce
process of reduction divison in which the number of chormosmes per cell is cut in half through the spearation of homologous chromosomes

sex cells
normal humans have __ chrmosomes

how many chromosmes are in sex cells
48

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cell that contains olnly a single set of chromomes and therefore only a single set of genes
haploid
cell that conotains noth sets of homologous chromosomes
diploid
exchanging allells between homologous chromomsomes and produces new combinations of allesls
crossing over
genetic makeup of an organism
geno type
phycal characteristics of an organims
phenotype
this trait will always exhibit that form of the trait
dominante
this trait will only show if both are the same
recessive
set of photos of chromosmes grouped in order in pairs
karyotype
chart that shows the relationships within a family
pedigree