Silent mutations?
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base changes but doesn't have no affect on nucleic acid
What is the purpose of hydrogen bonds?
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To form an attraction between the molecules
What are examples of a mutagen?
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radiation
missense
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Mistaken amino acid; wrong codon
If a cell were the size of our lecture hall, how would you explain to a friend how big a
water molecule would be?
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mitochobdria the size of a life rafts, ribosomes the size of galf balls,
Proteins the size of marbles, water molecles the size of poppy seeds.
Who is Stanley Prusiner? What was his contribution to understanding prions and mad
cow disease?
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Stanley prusiner discovered the prion A misfolded protein. He found out
that prion was on of the main causes brain disease their for leading to the
discovery of mad cow disease.
, What is the cell theory of living things?
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*A structure- based definition of living things
*Living things made up of one or more cells
*building blocks of living things (organisms).
What are examples of each of these four main classes of macromolecules?
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Carbohydrates: Starch and Sugar
proteins: prions, muscles,
lipids: Fats, cholesterol, Membranes
Nucleic Acids: DNA and RNA
What kinds of organisms are eukaryotes?
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humans, plants, yeast (fungus), amoeba (protist)
What did the picture suggest about the structure of DNA?
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base changes but doesn't have no affect on nucleic acid
What is the purpose of hydrogen bonds?
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To form an attraction between the molecules
What are examples of a mutagen?
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radiation
missense
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Mistaken amino acid; wrong codon
If a cell were the size of our lecture hall, how would you explain to a friend how big a
water molecule would be?
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mitochobdria the size of a life rafts, ribosomes the size of galf balls,
Proteins the size of marbles, water molecles the size of poppy seeds.
Who is Stanley Prusiner? What was his contribution to understanding prions and mad
cow disease?
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Stanley prusiner discovered the prion A misfolded protein. He found out
that prion was on of the main causes brain disease their for leading to the
discovery of mad cow disease.
, What is the cell theory of living things?
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*A structure- based definition of living things
*Living things made up of one or more cells
*building blocks of living things (organisms).
What are examples of each of these four main classes of macromolecules?
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Carbohydrates: Starch and Sugar
proteins: prions, muscles,
lipids: Fats, cholesterol, Membranes
Nucleic Acids: DNA and RNA
What kinds of organisms are eukaryotes?
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humans, plants, yeast (fungus), amoeba (protist)
What did the picture suggest about the structure of DNA?
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