It is considered as life science.

It is the transmission of traits and biological information between generations.

Aside from tracing genetic info and traits, it can also trace genetic diseases.

It is the unit of heredity

It is the biochemical instructions that tell cells how to manufacture proteins.

It is located in the DNA

It is a long molecule that serves as a blueprint of information.

It transmits information and instructions to our cells on how they will manufacture proteins

It is the complete set of genetic instructions characteristic of an organism

What is the start codon or the bond that starts the production of proteins?

What is the 4 NITROGENOUS BASES of DNA?

It carries the DNA sequence information to be utilized.

What is the 4 NITROGENOUS BASES of RNA?

3 major parts of DNA & RNA

It is one of the major parts that serves as the instructions to create certain proteins

It is the backbone of the DNA & RNA (choose 2 correct answers)

it is the storage protein of nucleic acids

it is made when histones & DNA combines. it also forms the chromosome

it is the term of the creation of 2 new DNA from 1 parent DNA

it is the term called when proteins are being made

it copies the sequence of part of one strand of a DNA molecule into a related molecule (mRNA)

it is the alignment of amino acids link. the term used when forming a protein

it is the change in a gene that can cause a disease if it alters the amino acid sequence

it refers to the process of change

it causes the protein's inability to open to the cell's surface

it is commonly seen in the majority of people

it is called for mutated genes

other parts of the genome are for assistance in protein synthesis

other parts of the genome are to turn protein-encoding genes on or off

the human genome have 20, 325 protein-encoding genes

it is the variation of genes or distinguishing sequences arise by mutation

it is the 23 paired structures of the human genome

it is any cell in the body except for the egg & sperm cell that has 23 pairs of chromosomes

it is a chart that displays the chromosome pairs and is usually done in laboratories

these traits are caused primarily by a single gene

it is the trait that is determined by one/more genes & environmental factors

it is the brittling of bones and can be inherited

does the human body consist of ~40 trillion cells?

what is the cell that has no 2 copies of the genome because it has no nucleus?

does each cell “differentiated” in appearance and activities because they use only some of their genes

genes are not used by each cell depend upon environmental conditions inside and outside the body

it is a cell filled with fat and has 2 complete genomes

a cell that has contractile proteins and 2 complete genomes

when differentiated cells aggregate, they assemble and interact w each other that makes _______

a cell that can divide to yield another cell and another one that differentiates

in genetic relationships, it is the term for the underlying instructions or our genes

in genetic relationships, it is the term for the visible trait or biochemical change or effect on health

it is the allele that has an effect when present in just one chromosome

it is the allele that must be present on both chromosomes of a pair to be expressed

population is defined by group of individuals that can have healthy offspring together

population is defined by a large collection of alleles and distinguished by their frequencies

it compares DNA sequences to rule out identity

DNA profiling is used to identify victims of natural disasters

DNA profiling is not used in forensic science to compare DNA collected at crime scenes

DNA profiling is used to assist adopted individuals in locating non-blood relatives and children of sperm donors in finding their non-biological fathers and half-siblings

DNA profiling is used to analyze food because foods have species-specific DNA sequences

it can connect past to present, determine family relationships, establish geographic origins of specific populations

DNA contains information that can impact health and it can also select drugs that are most likely to work and least likely to have side effects

it is the altering of a gene or genome in a way that does not occur in nature

an example of GMO in healthcare are bacteria bearing human genes for drugs like insulin and clotting factors

it is considered as GMO when we select traits within one species

it is the replacing, removing or adding specific genes into the cell of any organism

it is the simplest, most versatile and precise method of genetic manipulation

it is the repetitive DNA sequences observed in bacteria to detect and destroy DNA from similar bacteriophages during infections

it is one of the CRISPR/cas9 two key molecules, it cuts 2 strand of DNA at a specific location in the genome so that bits of DNA can be either added or removed

it is one of the CRISPR/cas9 two key molecules, it is a pre-designed RNA sequence located w/in a longer RNA scaffold to find and bind a specific sequence in the DNA

it determines the order of the DNA bases of all parts of the genome that encodes proteins

it is valuable as it identifies extremely rare diseases

this field describes much of the invisible living world by sequencing all the DNA in a habitat. it shows how species interact and yields useful information in developing new drugs or energy resources