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DNA Basics

DNA Basics

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Science

8th Grade

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Joseph Anderson

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19 Slides • 12 Questions

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What type of biomolecule is DNA?

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Nucleic acid
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Lipid
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Carbohydrate
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Protein

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Reorder the following from largest to smallest.

NUCLEUS

CHROMOSOME

DNA

GENE

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Multiple Choice

How does DNA fit into chromosomes?

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DNA is stored in the mitochondria, not in chromosomes.
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DNA is a liquid that fills the chromosome structure.
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DNA fits by coiling around into a structured form.

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Chromosomes are made entirely of RNA, not DNA.

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Who was the first person to discover DNA?

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Francis Crick
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James Watson
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Rosalind Franklin
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Friedrich Miescher

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Who was the first person to view DNA in a microscope?

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Friedrich Miescher
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Rosalind Franklin
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Francis Crick
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James Watson

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Who was the first person to discover the shape of DNA?

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Friedrich Miescher

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James Watson and Francis Crick
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Charles Darwin
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Rosalind Franklin

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How are DNA and proteins related?

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DNA encodes the instructions for synthesizing proteins.

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Proteins are the primary source of genetic information.
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Proteins can replicate DNA during cell division.
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DNA is made up of proteins that determine traits.

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Multiple Choice

Proteins create most traits.

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True

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False

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Why are hydrogen bonds found in DNA?

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Hydrogen bonds create the sugar-phosphate backbone of DNA.
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Hydrogen bonds are responsible for DNA replication.
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Hydrogen bonds are involved in protein synthesis.
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Hydrogen bonds stabilize the base pairs in the DNA double helix.

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Multiple Choice

The sequence in our base pairs is our genetic code.

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True

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False

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