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Biology Keystone Review #3

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  • Amino acids link up to form _________.
    Proteins
  • What is the process called from DNA --> mRNA?
    Transcription
  • Adenine matches with _____________ in RNA.
    Uracil
  • What does homozygous mean?
    Same 2 alleles
  • What are the three parts of a nucleotide? (Hint: Think of the parts of an ATP molecule)
    Phosphate, sugar, nitrogenous base
  • Sex-Linked Traits are on which sex chromsome?
    X chromosome
  • What are different forms or versions of genes called?
    Alleles
  • Red is codominant to white. A red plant and a white plant have offspring, what are the possible phenotypes of their children?
    Red and white
  • If I were to REPLICATE this piece of DNA, what would be the other strand? ATG
    TAC
  • What does heterozygous mean?
    Different 2 alleles
  • How is COMPLETE dominance different from CODOMINANCE?
    Codominance: Traits have equal strength, so both phenotypes show up for the heterozygote
  • Translate this codon into a amino acid AUG
    Methionine
  • What are the sex chromosomes for males?
    XY
  • Mother is carrier for color-blindness, father is colorblind. What percentage of their children are colorblind?
    50%
  • Red is incompletely dominant to white. A red plant and a white plant have offspring, what are the possible phenotypes of their children?
    Pink
  • What kind of substitution mutation has one amino acid change for coding an amino acid?
    Missense
  • How is COMPLETE dominance different from INCOMPLETE DOMINANCE??
    Codominance: Dominant trait cannot completely overpower recessive, so the phenotype of the heterozygote is mixed.
  • Name TWO differences between RNA and DNA.
    1. Double helix (DNA), Single Helix (RNA) 2. Sugar in RNA is Ribose, Sugar in DNA is Deoxyribose 3. RNA has Uracil
  • What is a genotype?
    The combination of alleles (The letters, Ex: If tall is dominant to short, TT is the genotype for a homozygous dominant organism)
  • What is phenotype?
    The physical trait you observe?
  • What is the process called from mRNA --> Amino Acids?
    Translation
  • What are the sex chromosomes for females?
    XX
  • Where are proteins made?
    Ribosomes
  • Describe what crossing over is.
    Sections of homologous chromosomes are switched during Prophase I (Meiosis)
  • Cytosine always matches with __________.
    Guanine
  • If a female only has one X chromsome that has a sex-linked trait, we call these females _______.
    Carriers
  • When you are using a codon chart what codon do you use? DNA, mRNA, tRNA
    mRNA
  • What is DNA?
    Genetic instructions for life
  • Why does the cell transcribe DNA to mRNA to make proteins?
    DNA can't leave the nucleus, so the cell needs to make a copy to send the genetic information to ribosomes that are OUTSIDE of the nucleus.
  • When transcription, a copy of DNA is called _____.
    mRNA
  • What kind of substitution mutation has an EARLY STOP for coding an amino acid?
    Nonsense
  • Name one type of frameshift mutation.
    Insertion or Deletion
  • What are sections of DNA?
    Genes
  • If curly is dominant to straight hair and a homozygous recessive parent mates with a heterozygous parent, how many children have curly hair?
    2
  • Adenine matches with ___________ in DNA.
    Thymine
  • What are chromsomes?
    Condensed forms of DNA
  • DNA replication happens in the __________.
    nucleus
  • The structure of DNA is described as a _________ _______.
    Double helix
  • If curly is dominant to straight hair and a homozygous recessive parent mates with a heterozygous parent, what percentage of their children are homozygous dominant??
    0%
  • If I were to transcribe this piece of DNA, what would the mRNA codon be? TAC
    AUG
  • What kind of substitution mutation has no change for coding an amino acid?
    Silent Mutation