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the cell
1. cellular organization
2. metabolism
3. homeostasis
4. growth and reproduction
5. Heredity
6. respond to stimuli
DNA is made up of?
Proteins made up of?
Who used streptococcus pnemoniae?
What was injected into mice?
Who determined the transforming factor to be in DNA?
who used a bacteriophage?
What did Pheobus Levine contribute to the structure of DNA?
what are nucleotides?
what are the four nitrogen bases?
What did Erwin Chargoff contribute to the structure of DNA?
What did Rosalind Franklin contribute to the structure of DNA?
What did Franklin find from the X-ray?
Who where the ones to figure out the structure of DNA?
DNA is helical which means?
what bonds bind the DNA together?
which nitrogen bases bond with each other?
what nitrogen bases are purines?
what nitrogen bases are pyrimidines?
what is the diameter of DNA?
what is the distance between bases pairs in DNA
how many base pairs re in one helical turn?
From what end to to what end is DNA read?
DNA is replicated Semiconservtively (define)
DNA Helicase
DNA polymerase
Primer
topoisomerase
Ligase
Leader Strand
Lagging Strand
Sing strand binding protein
Bacteriophage
What did Frederick Griffith learn from his experiment?
how does DNA Replication occur?
on one strand of DNA how many DNA polymerase can replicate Prockaryotes DNA?
On one stand of Eukaryotes DNA, how many times can it be replicated at once?
how many base are in a Okazaki fragment?
Origin of Replication
Transcription
Translation
Promoter
Template Strand
intron
Exon
SnRNP's
mRNA (messenger)
tRNA (Transfer RNA)
rRNA (ribosomal)
Ribosomes
Polyribosome
Anticodon
codon
RNA Polymerase
how does transcription occur?
where does translation and transcription occur in a eukaryotic cell
where does translation occur in a prokaryotic cell
what is the start codon?
What is the stop codon?
what is the name of the 4 mutations in RNA?
what does a silent mutation do?
what is a missense mutation?
what is a nonsense mutation?
what is a frameshift mutation?
