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| contains the genetic instructions for the development and functioning or living organisms. |
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| In eukaryotes the DNA is stored inside the |
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| In prokaryotes the DNA is stored in the |
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| Information carried by DNA is held in the sequence of pieces of DNA called |
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| complex molecules that make up DNA and RNA. |
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| DNA had 4 types of nucleic acids: |
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Adenine
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| the base pairs are connected together by a hydrogen bond. |
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| this substance "glues" each step together-creating a full double helix. |
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| this 5 carbon sugar "glues" the base pairs (steps) to the railings of the double helix. |
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| One complete set of a nucleic acids a phosphate group and deoxyribose. |
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| an organisms complete set of DNA. |
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| occurs when chromosomes are missing or have extra copies, when the break,or when they receive extra information. |
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| the basic physical and functional structure of heredity. |
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| The copying of genetic material this occurs during the S phase of the cell cycle. |
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