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SECTION 1. IDENTIFYING DNA AS 14. errors
THE GENETIC MATERIAL 15. nucleotides
1. Mice lived SECTION 4. TRANSCRIPTION
2. Mice died 1. replication; nucleus
3. Mice lived 2. transcription; nucleus
4. Mice died 3. translation; cytoplasm
5. S
4. deoxyribose; ribose
6. bacteria
5. T; U
7. DNA; DNA; DNA
8. protein 6. double; single
9. radioactive 7. RNA polymerase
10. radioactive 8. i, gene, DNA; ii, RNA polymerase;
11. DNA iii, detaches from
12. virus 9. tRNA; rRNA; mRNA
10. All five statements: Both
SECTION 2. STRUCTURE OF DNA 11. i. Replication; ii. Transcription; iii.
1. Refer to Visual Vocab in Section 2 for a Replication; iv. Transcription
visual answer. 12. protein; ribosomes; amino acids
2. four 13. DNA; RNA
3. the phosphate group; the nitrogen-containing
base SECTION 5. TRANSLATION
4. uniform 1. polypeptide (or protein)
5. building models 2. three
6. outside; one 3. RNA
7. A; G 4. nucleotides
8. Refer to Figure 2.4 for a visual answer. 5. arginine (Arg)
9. sugar-phosphate backbone; nitrogen- 6. stop codon
containing bases 7. UGG
10. c; c 8. glycine (Gly)
9. Ribosomes; tRNA molecules
SECTION 3. DNA REPLICATION
10. small
1. copied
11. large
2. nucleus
12. amino acid; anticodon
3. S stage
13. A, iii; B, ii; C, i
4. cell
14. codons
5. pattern
15. anticodon
6. ATCCATG
16. stop codon
7. a, b, e
8. hydrogen SECTION 6. GENE EXPRESSION AND
9. old; new REGULATION
10. a; Refer to Figure 3.1 for a visual answer. 1. b, d
11. c 2. transcription
12. b 3. promoter
13. hundreds of

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4. operon; genes
5. d
6. e
7. a
8. c
9. b
10. genes
11. starts
12. eukaryotic
13. protein
14. exon; tail; cap; intron
15. exon; intron
16. transcribed
SECTION 7. MUTATIONS
1. Gene mutations: a, c; Chromosomal mutations: b, d
2. chromosomal mutation
3. unequal
4. attaches to
5. a, A T G C G T C C A T G A; b, Answers will vary. See Figure 7.2 for visual answer; c. Answers will vary
and may be an insertion or a deletion. See Figure 7.2 for visual answer.
6. d
7. e
8. c
9. b
10. a
11. germ
12. no
13. mutagen
14. thymine
15. DNA
16. a

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