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A strand of DNA that serves as an instruction manual for how to make necessary proteins for the body
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A strand of DNA that acts as a 3D printer
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A notable feature or quality in a person
Question 2
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What are genes made up of?
Question 3
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Where are genes located in the cell?
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Ribosomes
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DNA
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Chromosomes
Question 4
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What are chromosomes?
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Compact units in which double helices are packaged into
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Compact units in which DNA are packaged into
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Compact unites in which mRNA are packaged into
Question 5
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What percentage of an organism's chromosomes are inherited from each of the organism's parents (in sexually reproducing organisms)?
Question 6
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What is a trait?
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A type of cell that carries oxygen from the brain to the lungs
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A part of the double helix
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A notable quality or feature of a person
Question 7
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Most traits are complex as opposed to single.
Question 8
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How does a molecule hold information?
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The double helix’s ladder’s rungs are built with the A, C, T, and G DNA alphabet.
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It sends it to the ribosomes when it can't hold it anymore.
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It stores it in the mRNA
Question 9
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How are genes related to proteins?
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Each gene in the DNA encodes information about how to make a specific protein.
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Each ribosomes encodes information about how to make a specific protein.
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Each nucleotide encodes information about how to make a specific protein.
Question 10
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They are portable copies of genes. The cell's "flash drive".
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3-D “machines, tools, and structures,” printed by ribosomes. The working “apps” of the cell. What is being printed.
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The cell's hard drive
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The molecular symbols of the genetic code
Question 11
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What do ribosomes do?
Question 12
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All species have the same number of chromosomes.
Question 13
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The number of chromosomes relate directly to the complexity of an organism
Question 14
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The cell's hard drive is/are the...
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Ribosomes
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DNA
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Double helices
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Proteins
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Nucleus
Question 15
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The cell's software is/are the....
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DNA
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Ribsomes
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Proteins
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Nucleus
Question 16
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What are the letters of the nucleotides?
Question 17
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The "app(s)" of the software/the instructions for printing proteins is/are...
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mRNA
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tRNA
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Nucleotides
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Genes
Question 18
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The portable copies of the softwares "apps" is/are...
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mRNA
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tRNA
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Proteins
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Nucleotides
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DNA
Question 19
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The cell's 3D printers that are able to translate mRNA code are...
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Proteins
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Ribosomes
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Nuclei
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Nucleotides
Question 20
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Truckers that bring amino acid supplies to ribosomes are...
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tRNA
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mRNA
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Nucleotides
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Proteins
Question 21
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The things (machines, tools, and structures) that are being printed by the ribosomes are....
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mRNA
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DNA
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Genes
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Proteins
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Transcriptions
Question 22
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What is the process of transcription?
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When mRNA is coded to print protein
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Putting DNA genes on mRNA flash drives
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When tRNA is sent to the ribosomes
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When the ribosomes begin printing proteins
Question 23
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What is the process of translation?
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When tRNA is sent out to the ribosomes
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Putting DNA genes on mRNA flash drives
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When the ribosomes print proteins
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When mRNA coded message prints proteins
Question 24
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What are the two functions of DNA?
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Printing proteins
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mRNA production
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Cell replication
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Ribosome replication
Question 25
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What is the correct order of the printing process in cells?
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-Make an mRNA copy of the gene
-Unzip the double helix at the required gene
-Send the mRNA copies to the ribosomes
-Ribosomes read the mRNA code, print the protein, tRNA brings the amino acids to the ribosomes
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-Unzip the double helix at the required gene
-Make an mRNA copy of the gene
-Send the mRNA copies to the ribosomes
-Ribosomes read the mRNA code, print the protein, tRNA brings the amino acids to the ribosomes
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-Make an mRNA copy of the gene
-Unzip the double helix at the required gene
-Send the mRNA copies to the ribosomes
-Ribosomes read the mRNA code, print the protein, tRNA brings the amino acids to the ribosomes
-Make an mRNA copy of the gene
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-Make an mRNA copy of the gene
-Send the mRNA copies to the ribosomes
-Unzip the double helix at the required gene
-Ribosomes read the mRNA code, print the protein, tRNA brings the amino acids to the ribosomes
Question 26
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What is the correct order of the process of DNA replication?
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-Proofread the new copies for errors in the nucleotides
-Unzip the double helix
-Add new nucleotides to each side, creating two new double-helices, each identical to the originals.
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-Add new nucleotides to each side, creating two new double-helices, each identical to the originals.
-Proofread the new copies for errors in the nucleotides
-Unzip the double helix
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-Unzip the double helix
-Add new nucleotides to each side, creating two new double-helices, each identical to the originals.
-Proofread the new copies for errors in the nucleotides
Question 27
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A protein’s __________ is determined by its shape
Question 28
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A protein’s _______ is determined by its order of amino acids
Question 29
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_________ in a protein is determined by the order of mRNA nucleotides.
Question 30
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__________ is determined by the order of DNA nucleotides in a gene.
Question 31
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What are the two groups in the amino acid structure?
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Carboxylic
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Ameanic
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Amino
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Carbonic
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Sulfuric
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Sulfate
Question 32
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How many types of amino acids are there?
Question 33
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How many chromosomes do humans have?