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| Who started the discovery of DNA |
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| Experimented with mice and the R & S cells. Found out that killed S-cell do not completely die especially the hereditary material that causes the infection |
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| only infects certain bacteria |
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| Who discovered the sturcture of DNA? |
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Adenine
Guanine
Thymine
Cytosine |
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| How are the sturture of A,T,G,C? |
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| What is the basis of life's unity? |
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| What is the basis for life's diversity? |
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| Variation in base sequences |
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| Semiconservative replication |
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| catalysed the formation of two brand new strands of DNA from free nucleotides |
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| seal the stretches together in to a continuous strand |
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| DNA proofreading mechanism |
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| swiftly fix most errors in replication and most of the strand breaks |
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| repair damaged site or mismatches |
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| One species' DNA differs from others in its ___ |
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| When DNA replication begins, ____ |
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| the two DNA strands unwind from each other |
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| DNA replication requires __ |
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free nucleotides
many enzymes
new hydrogen bonds |
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| Adult cloning starts with __ |
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| Nitrogen-containing base bonded to a sugar and one or more phosphate groups |
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| breaks hydrogen bonds, starts unwinding of DNA during replication |
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| fills in gaps, seals breaks in a DNA strand |
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| carbon copy of dad or mom |
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| adds nucleotides to a growing DNA strand |
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