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A nucleus is made up of
46 chromosomes
(23 from each parent)
Biomolecules are made up of
lipids
proteins
nucleic acids
carbohydrates
A
Nucleotide
is the base structure of nucleic acids
Polymers are giant molecules that consist of long chains of units called
monomers
3 components of a nucleotide are
Phosphate
Pentose
Nitrogenous Base
DNA stands for
Deoxyribose Acid
RNA stands for
Ribonucleic Acid
ATP stand for
Adenosine
Tripnosphate
The types of nucleic acid are
DNA
RNA
ATD
Deoxyribose is
deoxygenated
and ribose is
oxygenated
name the parts of a nucleotide (monomer)
A)
phosphate group
B)
pentose sugar
C)
nitrogenous base
3
DNA is made up of many connected nucleotide called
monomers
DNA
stores the information in a genetic code
Nucleic
Acids stores and transmits hereditary information
Deoxyribose
is the 5-carbon sugar found in DNA
mRNA
carries the information to the protein synthesis
The purines are
Adenine
Guanine
The pyrimidines are
Cytosine
Thymine
(URASIL IN RNA)
The
Uracil
is the only pyrimidine found in RNA
Polymers are linked by
hydrogen
bonds
The base pair of
Adenine
(A) is
Thymine
(T)
The base pair of
Cytosine
(C) is
Guanine
(G)
Adenine and Thymine are connected by
2
hydrogen bonds
Cytosine and Guanine are connected by
3
hydrogen bonds
RNA is a
single
strand
DNA is a
double
strand
Nucleotides are connected on
Carbon 3
of the Pentose Sugar
The phosphate is connected on
Carbon 5
of the Pentose Sugar
The nitrogenous base are connected to
Carbon 1
of the Pentose Sugar
The types of nitrogenous bases are
Thymine
Adenine
Guanine
Cytosine
The length of one turn in the DNA is
3.4
nm
The radius of a DNA is
1
nm
the diameter of a DNA is
2
nm
The distance between a nucleotide is
0.34
nm
10
nucleotides makes up 1 turn
Growth 1 - Primary Growth - Cells accomplish most of their growth
DNA replication occurs in
S PHASE
DNA replication occurs in the
nucleus
of eukaryotic cells
DNA replication occurs in the
Nucloid Region
of prokaryotic cells
M
phase means ready for cell division
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