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BSC 108: TEST 3 UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA
Adenine always pairs with - Answers-Thymine (A=T)

Cystosine always pairs with - Answers-Guanine (C=G)

nitrogen-containing bases (adenine, guanine, thymine, and cytosine) of the two strands
are held to each other by - Answers-hydrogen bonds

a DNA molecule contains _____ strands of DNA - Answers-2

What are the three types of RNA - Answers-mRNA, tRNA, rRNA

function of mRNA (messenger) - Answers-carries genetic info copied from DNA

function of tRNA (transfers) - Answers-deciphering code words

function of rRNA - Answers-form ribosomes

point mutation: - Answers-a change in one base pair of a gene

point mutation can change a gene's ________ - Answers-protein product

plasmid - Answers-small, circular piece of DNA located in the cytoplasm of many
bacteria

genetically modified organism - Answers-An organism whose genetic material has been
altered through some genetic engineering technology or technique.

transgenic organism - Answers-organism that is genetically engineered by inserting a
gene from another organism

restriction enzyme - Answers-Enzyme that cuts DNA at a specific sequence of
nucleotides

PCR (polymerase chain reaction) - Answers-A laboratory technique for amplifying DNA
in vitro by incubating with special primers, DNA polymerase molecules, and nucleotides.

stem cell - Answers-unspecialized cell that can develop into a specialized cell under the
right conditions

gene therapy - Answers-a technique that places a gene into a cell to correct a hereditary
disease or to improve the genome

therapeutic cloning - Answers-The cloning of human cells by nuclear transplantation for
therapeutic purposes, such as the generation of embryonic stem cells to treat disease.

, DNA fingerprinting - Answers-The analysis of DNA from samples of body tissues or
fluids in order to identify individuals.

common uses of DNA fingerprinting - Answers-

adaptation: - Answers-is a characteristic that helps an individual survive and reproduce.

the two main ideas of Darwin's The Origin of Species: - Answers-1.that evolution
explains life's unity and diversity
2. that natural selection is a cause of adaptive evolution.

What is the structure of RNA - Answers-a single-stranded nucleic acid

RNA contains ____ instead of thymine - Answers-Uracil

RNA contains the ____ instead of deoxyribose - Answers-sugar ribose

transcription is the ______ of mRNA (messenger ribonucleic acid) under the direction of
DNA - Answers-synthesis

transcription takes place in the _____ of the cell - Answers-nucleus

information flows in a cell from ___to ___to ____ - Answers-DNA, RNA, Protein

DNA makes RNA through____ - Answers-transcription

RNA makes protein through____ - Answers-translation.

mutation: - Answers-a change in the genetic material of a cell

the Darwin's theory of natural selection: - Answers-that organisms have variations, that
organisms struggle to exist, that organisms differ in fitness, that organisms that are
more fit will successfully reproduce and pass on desirable variations, and in this way
organisms become adapted to their environments.

Darwinian fitness: - Answers-the ability of an individual to survive and reproduce in its
environment

artificial selection. - Answers-Selection by humans for breeding of useful traits from the
natural variation among different organisms

natural selection - Answers-A natural process resulting in the evolution of organisms
best adapted to the environment.

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