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State the central dogma of genetics Ans- DNA can self replicate via translation DNA is coded into RNA via transcription RNA is made into proteins via translation Structure of a nucleotide Ans- 5 carbon sugar, phosphate group, and a nitrogenous base Name the monomer of nucleic acids Ans- nucl...

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ACS Biochemistry Study Guide Questions and Answers State the central do gma of genetics Ans- DNA can self replicate via translation DNA is coded into RNA via transcription RNA is made into proteins via translation Structure of a nucleotide Ans- 5 carbon sugar, phosphate group, and a nitrogenous base Name the monomer of n ucleic acids Ans- nucleotides Describe the relative stability of DNA and RNA Ans- DNA is more stable than RNA because DNA lacks the 2' hydroxyl group; since DNA only has a 3' hydroxyl group, the phosphodiester bonds formed are specific and rigid; also , the C -H bond at the 2' carbon in deoxyribose is much less reactive than the C -OH bond in ribose How many strands do DNA and RNA usually have Ans- DNA is double stranded and RNA is usually single -stranded Describe the function of tRNA Ans- contain an anticodon to the mRNA codon; deliver the corresponding amino acid to the ribosome during translation Describe the wobble effect Ans- tRNA binds much looser at the third codon so codons that call for the same amino acid usually differ in the 3 rd base; thus, a change of the third codon is less likely to have a biological effect

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