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💪C3. Genetic Control of Protein Synthesis
1. Genes in the Cell Nucleus Control Protein Synthesis
1.1 Building Blocks of DNA
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Where are genes located in a cell?
In the
cell nucleus
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What do genes control in the cell?
Protein synthesis
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What type of molecules are DNA composed of?
Double-stranded helical
molecules
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What is the molecular weight of DNA measured in?
Billions
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What are the basic chemical compounds in DNA?
Phosphoric acid
,
deoxyribose
,
nitrogenous bases
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What forms the backbone of the DNA molecule?
Phosphoric acid
and
deoxyribose
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How many nitrogenous bases are in DNA?
Four
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What are the two types of nitrogenous bases in DNA?
Purines
and
pyrimidines
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Name the two purines found in DNA.
Adenine
and
guanine
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Name the two pyrimidines found in DNA.
Thymine
and
cytosine
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What is formed when phosphoric acid, deoxyribose, and a base combine?
An acidic
nucleotide
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How many separate nucleotides are formed in DNA?
Four
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What are the names of the four nucleotides in DNA?
Deoxyadenylic
,
deoxythymidylic
,
deoxyguanylic
,
deoxycytidylic
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How are nucleotides organized in DNA?
To form two
strands
loosely bound together
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What type of bonds hold the two DNA strands together?
Weak
cross-linkages
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What is the backbone of each DNA strand composed of?
Alternating
phosphoric acid
and
deoxyribose
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How do purine and pyrimidine bases connect in DNA?
Through loose
hydrogen bonds
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Which purine base bonds with thymine?
Adenine
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Which purine base bonds with cytosine?
Guanine
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What is the sequence of complementary pairs of bases in DNA?
CG
, CG,
GC
,
TA
, CG, TA, GC, AT, AT
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How many pairs of nucleotides are present in each full turn of the DNA helix?
Ten
pairs
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How can the two strands of DNA be separated?
By pulling apart due to loose
hydrogen bonds
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