Save
GCSE Biology Paper 2
Inheritance
DNA Structure
Save
Share
Learn
Content
Leaderboard
Share
Learn
Created by
Sophia Robinson
Visit profile
Cards (14)
What is the structure of DNA primarily composed of?
Two strands forming a
double helix
View source
What is meant by complementary strands in DNA?
Same
bases
pair on opposite strands
View source
What is DNA classified as?
Genetic material
View source
Where is DNA contained within a cell?
In
chromosomes
in the
nucleus
View source
What are the building blocks of DNA called?
Nucleotides
View source
What are the three main parts of a nucleotide?
Phosphate group
,
sugar molecule
,
base
View source
How many different bases are found in DNA?
Four
View source
What are the four bases in DNA?
A, C, G, and T
View source
What remains unchanged in the structure of DNA nucleotides?
Phosphate group
and
sugar molecule
View source
How do the bases pair in DNA strands?
C
pairs with
G
, A pairs with
T
View source
If given a nucleotide sequence of one DNA strand, what can you determine?
The nucleotides on the opposite strand
View source
What is the significance of complementary strands in DNA structure?
Ensures
accurate base pairing
Facilitates DNA replication
Allows for genetic information transfer
View source
What is the process of DNA polymerization?
Nucleotides
are linked together
Forms a long DNA strand
Strands wind into a
double helix
View source
What is the role of DNA in protein synthesis?
Contains
instructions
for protein assembly
Guides the sequence of amino acids
Involves
transcription
and
translation
processes
View source