What does "RNA" stand for

Which of the following is NOT true for RNA?

In RNA what does "C" bond with?

In RNA what does "A" bond with?

In DNA what does "A" bond with?

What is the name for the nucleotide that we abbreviate as "U"?

Which of the following is NOT a common type of RNA?

Which type of RNA is often described as being "L-shaped"?

Which type of RNA is responsible for bringing amino acids to the ribosome?

Which type of RNA is responsible for bringing DNA's code to the ribosome?

Which type of RNA is responsible for making ribosomes?

What type of RNA is shown here?

At the bottom there are three "A's." What is the name for these three "A's"?

At the top of this RNA there is a structure labeled "Phe." What is "Phe"?

Making RNA from DNA is:

Making DNA from DNA is:

Making protein from RNA is:

Which of the following is NOT involved in transcription?

The side of the DNA that has the gene we are interested in copying is called the coding or ____________ strand.

The side of the DNA that DOES NOT HAVE the gene we are interested in copying is called the noncoding or ____________ strand.

The enzyme responsible for unzipping the DNA is:

The enzyme responsible for building new mRNA is:

When building a new mRNA, the first three nucleotides are:

Transcription occurs in the:

If the template strand of DNA reads "TTT," what mRNA will bond to that?

If the mRNA codon is "AAA," what will the tRNA anti-codon be?

If the mRNA codon is "AAA," what will the amino acid be?

If the tRNA anti-codon is "AAA," what will the amino acid be?

What process is shown in this picture?

The "big" part of the ribosome is called the:

What part of the ribosome is ONLY Met in?

What part of the ribosome is ONLY Pro in?

What is indicated by the "red line" in this image?

In this image, what molecule has the sequence:

AUG CCC GCU UAA

Which of the following is NOT a stop codon?

How many nucleotides are in every "word" in the language of DNA?

A change in the DNA sequence is the definition of a:

Why is it bad if mutations occur in sex cells?

If a sequence of DNA was supposed to say "GGA" but it got mutated and now it says "CGA" what type of mutation was that?

If a mutation causes the protein to be stopped before it was supposed to be, we call this a __________ mutation.

What type of mutation is shown by the following:

Original mRNA = AAA GGG CCC UUU

Mutated mRNA = AAA GGG UUC CCU UU

What type of mutation is shown by the following:

Original mRNA = AAA GGG CCC UUU

Mutated mRNA = AAA GGG CCU UU

What type of mutation is when "nonhomologous chromosomes trade pieces of DNA"?

What type of a mutation is one that does NEVER causes any visible changes to the protein?

Things in the environment that can cause changes to the DNA are called: