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BSC 101 Unit 2- Wodika Exam UPDATED QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS DNA structure - CORRECT ANSWER two pairings forms a double stranded helix What can DNA be used for? - CORRECT ANSWER paternal findings -has been used for crime solving and -dna can be retrieved from anything made of cells (hair, blood, skin, etc) How is DNA unique? - CORRECT ANSWER beings on the basis of unique DNA sequences it's possible to detect differences between human What are the pairings for DNA? - CORRECT ANSWER hydrogen bonds) -Guanine and Cytosine (forms 3 hydrogen bonds) -each 3 letters correlate to RNA How to read DNA? - CORRECT ANSWER -Adenine and Thymine (forms 2 5' to 3' (5 prime to 3 prime) Central Dogma - CORRECT ANSWER from DNA to RNA to proteins theory that states that, in cells, information only flows Transcription (central dogma) - CORRECT ANSWER - one nucleotide at a time so it is complementary to DNA Translation (central dogma) - CORRECT ANSWER bases code for an amino acid universal genetic code - CORRECT ANSWER copying of the DNA to code to RNA RNA gets translated into protein/ every 3 refers to the fact that particular codons specify the same amino acids in almost all organisms 3 letter "words" that code for amino acids (64 codons to code Codon - CORRECT ANSWER for 20 amino acids) what does universal genetic code mean? - CORRECT ANSWER all living organisms discovered use the same code (more evidence that all life shares an evolutionary common ancestor)

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BSC 101 Unit 2- Wodika Exam UPDATED
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
DNA structure - CORRECT ANSWER forms a double stranded helix

two pairings



What can DNA be used for? - CORRECT ANSWER -has been used for crime solving and
paternal findings

-dna can be retrieved from anything made of cells (hair, blood, skin, etc)



How is DNA unique? - CORRECT ANSWER it's possible to detect differences between human
beings on the basis of unique DNA sequences



What are the pairings for DNA? - CORRECT ANSWER -Adenine and Thymine (forms 2
hydrogen bonds)

-Guanine and Cytosine (forms 3 hydrogen bonds)

-each 3 letters correlate to RNA



How to read DNA? - CORRECT ANSWER 5' to 3' (5 prime to 3 prime)



Central Dogma - CORRECT ANSWER theory that states that, in cells, information only flows
from DNA to RNA to proteins



Transcription (central dogma) - CORRECT ANSWER copying of the DNA to code to RNA

- one nucleotide at a time so it is complementary to DNA



Translation (central dogma) - CORRECT ANSWER RNA gets translated into protein/ every 3
bases code for an amino acid



universal genetic code - CORRECT ANSWER refers to the fact that particular codons specify
the same amino acids in almost all organisms

,Codon - CORRECT ANSWER 3 letter "words" that code for amino acids (64 codons to code
for 20 amino acids)



what does universal genetic code mean? - CORRECT ANSWER all living organisms
discovered use the same code (more evidence that all life shares an evolutionary common ancestor)



gene expression - CORRECT ANSWER -the process of turning on a gene to produce RNA and
Protein

-all cells have the same complete genome

-each cell controls which genes in the genome are expressed and when



Biotechnology - CORRECT ANSWER The modification of organisms, cells, and their
molecules for practical benefits.

-produce new compounds or perform new functions



Examples of Medicine and Biotechnology - CORRECT ANSWER vaccines and antibiotics



Examples of Agriculture and Biotechnology - CORRECT ANSWER genetic modifications of
crops --> increased yield or resistance to pesticides



Examples of Industrial and Biotechnology - CORRECT ANSWER fermentation, treatments of
oil spills, production of biofuels, and laundry detergent enzymes



DNA extraction - CORRECT ANSWER the process of separating DNA from the rest of the
cell

- breaking open the cell, using enzymatic reactions to destroy all undesired macromolecules,
physically separating the DNA, and then bring DNA out of solution using alcohol



gel electrophoresis (biotechnology tool) - CORRECT ANSWER separates dna strands based on
length

- lines of dna are shorter compared to those that didn't migrate as far through the gel

- migrating through gel creates dna rings (opposite attractions)

, DNA fingerprints using Gel Electrophoresis - CORRECT ANSWER compare dna from a crime
scene (resulting banding patterns would be identical)



Polymerase chain reaction (biotechnology tool) - CORRECT ANSWER takes a few copies of
DNA and makes millions of copies

-used when only one or a few copies are available for analysis

-small amounts are insufficient for most procedures

- can be used to make specific copies of a genome



Polymerase process - CORRECT ANSWER -double strand of DNA is separated by heating it
up

-primer is mixed wit the separated dna

- enzyme is mixed in that extends the primer to fill in the complementary strands



Molecular cloning (biotechnology tool) - CORRECT ANSWER creation of a genetically
identical copy

-extract a gene from 1 species

-insert it into a vector (usually bacterial plasmid can also be a harmless virus)

-grow bacterial colonies

-bacterial cells that took up the gene express the protein product of that gene



Reproductive cloning (biotechnology tool) - CORRECT ANSWER method to make a clone or
identical copy of an entire multicellular organism

-egg cell= haploid nucleus is removed

- a diploid nucleus from an individuals body cell is inserted into the egg

-electrically stimulate the egg cell, which starts dividing

-resulting offspring is a genetic identical to the individual who donated the body cell diploid nucleus



Humans and Reproductive cloning - CORRECT ANSWER tried to perform similar procedures

-embryonic stem cells= they have the capacity to develop into many different kinds of cells (muscle
or nerve cell)

-would be a perfect match

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