DNA

Question 0

An example of a disease caused by substitution

Answer 0

Sickle cell Amenia

Question 1

Changes in the number, type, or order of bases in DNA

Answer 1

Mutations

Question 2

Most common type of mutation

Answer 2

Substitution

Question 3

The subunits of DNA

Answer 3

Nucleotide

Question 4

What are nucleotides made of

Answer 4

Sugar, base, and phosphate

Question 5

Which letters go together

Answer 5

A and T Plus G and C

Question 6

What does adenine pair with when RNAs present

Answer 6

Uracil

Question 7

Physical or chemical agents in mutations

Answer 7

Mutagen

Question 8

What does DNA stand for

Answer 8

Deoxyribonucleic acid

Question 9

If a mutation is going to be passed on to the next generation where does that have to occur

Answer 9

The sex cells

Question 10

Who found out that bases are paired in the 1950s

Answer 10

Chagraff

Question 11

Which to scientist made a model out of DNA

Answer 11

Watson and crick

Question 12

Who was the first scientist to see DNA

Answer 12

Franklin

Question 13

Bases are blank to each other

Answer 13

Complementary

Question 14

When are copies made

Answer 14

Every time a cell divides

Question 15

What helps DNA replicate

Answer 15

Proteins

Question 16

Where does DNA split to prepare for a replication

Answer 16

Down the middle

Question 17

What do three bases form

Answer 17

Amino acids

Question 18

What is a chain of amino acids

Answer 18

Proteins

Question 19

What process did Franklin see DNA with

Answer 19

X-ray diffraction

Question 20

What is the factory in a cell that makes proteins

Answer 20

Ribosome

Question 21

What is the amino acid that looks for other amino acids floating around the cell

Answer 21

TRNA

Question 22

DNA must first blank before can replicate

Answer 22

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