Matching
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a. | mRNA- | b. | codon- | c. | sex
cells- | d. | Amino
acid- | e. | anticodon- | f. | Ribosome- | g. | Transcription
- | h. | DNA - | i. | mutation- | j. | natural
selection- | k. | Chromosomal
mutations- | l. | nucleotides- | m. | body
cells- | n. | Point
mutation- | o. | tRNA- | p. | Chargaff’s rules- | q. | Watson and Crick - | r. | complementary
- | s. | Replication - | t. | Translation |
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This process often removes mutant alleles from a population
when
they are less adaptive.
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A sequence of three nucleotides that codes for an amino
acid.
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DNA making DNA
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Transfer RNA (brings amino acids from the cytoplasm to a
ribosome to help make growing protein
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Messenger RNA (carries DNA’s message into
cytoplasm)
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gametes (egg and sperm)
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7.
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Any change in an organisms DNA
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8.
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A Mutations that may affect an entire
chromosome
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RNA making proteins
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A three-letter sequence of nucleotides on
tRNA
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All cells in the body with the exception of sex
cells
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DNA making RNA
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13.
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they fit together and are the opposites of each
other
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14.
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The monomer of DNA
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15.
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Mutation in which one nucleotide is substituted for
another
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16.
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A = T and C = G
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Deoxyribonucleic Acid
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The monomer of a protein
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Scientist who discovered the structure of DNA
molecule
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20.
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Organelle where protein synthesis takes
place
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