WorksheetsDNA & Protein Synthesis
Total questions: 64
Worksheet time: 1hrs 27mins
Reorder the following scientists
Miescher
Griffth's Experiments
Avery and Others
Hershy and Chase
Rosalind Franklin (and Wilkins)
What did Miescher discovered and what did he call it?
Discovered Nucleic acid in whit blood cells of pus
DNA
RNA
Discovered strands of DNA and RNA in red blood cells
What is Transformation?
gene from one cell is taken in by another call
gene is repelled by another cell
gene stays in one cell
gene exits the cell
Transformation was found trying to discover a vaccine for (a) during the Griffith's Experiments.
What did Avery and Others (1944) found out?
DNA stores and transmits ribose
DNA releases and transmits genetic information
DNA stores and transmits genetic information
DNA stores and transmits enzymes and codons.
How Avery and Others found out DNA stores and transmits genetic information?
Looking for the molecule needed for transformation
Translation occurred when enzymes were added
Looking for the molecule needed for transcrpition
Used heat-killed bacteria
Transformation didn't occur when enzymes added that break down DNA
Hershey and Chase (1952) used (a) (viruses that infect bacteria, radioactive (b) (in DNA) and (c) (in protein coat).
Hershey and Chase concluded that (a) makes up (b) .
What did Chargaff discover?
C=G T=A
The function of DNA in protein synthesis
Base pairing rules in DNA
(Chargaff's rules)
The sturcture of DNA
Match the following
C
cytosine
T
thymine
G
guanine
A
adenine
Rosalind Franklin (and Wilkins) (1952) used x-ray (a) to learn about the (b) structure of (c)
Watson and Crick (1953) ...
Built a 3D model of DNA
Built a 2D model of RNA
Built a 2D model of DNA
Built a 3D model of RNA
Franklin's x-rays gave great clues that DNA was a ______ _____ structure.
(a)
What is DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid)?
DNA is a molecule of heredity
Label the Structure of a Nucleotide
Phosphate
Deoxyribose
Ribose
Nitrogen
Nitrogen Base
Two examples of Purines-
Two examples of Pyrimidines-
adenine and guanine
Purines have (a) ring bases while Pyrimidines have (b) ring bases.
Why do A and T bond together and G and C?
Match the following
A-T forms
two hydrogen bonds
G-C forms
three hydrogen bonds
DNA structure
Double helix
What is the shape of DNA?
DNA has 2 antiparallel strands.... (based on the location of the carbons on the sugar molecule)
one from 5' to 5' and the other 5' 5'
one from 3' to 5' and the other 3' 5'
one from 3' to 5' and the other 5' 3'
one from 3' to 3' and the other 3' 3'
Where are covalent bonds in DNA?
Reorder the following enzymes from the order they occur in during DNA replication
Helicase
Topoisomerase
RNA Primase
DNA Polymerase
Ligase
Match the following
Helicase
Unwinds the DNA double helix
Topoisomerase
Prevents over-twisting of the DNA
DNA polymerase
Synthesizes new DNA strands
RNA Primase
Puts down the primer
Ligase
Joins Okazaki fragments (glue)
What is the area of DNA replication called?
DNA polymerase reads from...
DNA polymerase builds from...
5' to 3'
3' to 3'
3' to 5'
5' to 5'
DNA polymerase (a) nucleotides and corrects errors so very few occur.
built in parts
built whole
faster
slower
grows away from the replication fork
grows in the direction of the replication fork
Match the following
DNA -> RNA
Transcription
RNA -> Polypeptides
Translation
Polypeptides -> DNA
None
RNA is known as the " (a) " nucleic acid
Double Strand
Single Strand
Dexoyribose
Ribose
Thymine (T)
Uracil (U)
What are the 3 forms of RNA?
mRNA- (a) for (b) synthesis; travels from (c) to (d) .
tRNA- (a) (b) code to (c)
Transcription occurs in the (a) .
Reorder the steps of Transcription
RNA Polymerase binds to promoter
RNA nucleotides bind with complementary nucleotides
Keeps going until reaches terminator code
mRNA processing
Match the terms
Promotor
start signal on DNA
RNA Polymerase
enzyme that synthesizes RNA molecules
Terminator Code
stops the RNA polymerase
Introns
noncoding sequences (edited out)
Exons
code for amino acids (spliced together)
Find the mature mRNA
Find the Introns
Find the Exons
What two things protects the code of DNA?
3' Cap
5' Cap
Poly-a-head
Poly-a-tail
rRNA- makes up (a) along with (b)
What is the genetic code?
The genetic code is the instructions for building a polypeptide
Codon- (a) base code on (b) - codes for (c) or is a (d) .
There are (a) different amino acids, (b) possible codons, (c) code for amino acids (d) are stop signals.
Match the following
AUG-UAU-GCG-CCC-UAA
Met-Tyr-Ala-Pro
AUG-UUU-AAA-AAA-UAA
Met-Phe-Lys-Lys
AUG-UUU-UCA-CUU-UAA
Met-Phe-Ser-Leu
AUG-CAU-CAC-CGA-UAG
Met-His-His-Arg
AUG-UAG-GCU-AUU-UAG
Met
Translation occurs in the (a) at the (b) which forms a (c) .
Examples of Key Players in Translation- (three answers)
DNA
tRNA
mRNA
ribosome
rRNA
tRNA is RNA folded with (a) loops. One has a (b) nucleotide sequence ( (c) ) which is (d) to a mRNA codon
There are no anticodons for the codons UAG, UAA, and UGA because...
What does the "end" of tRNA carry?
Match the following binding sites-
holds mRNA
A Site (acceptor)
holds tRNA with the next amino acid
P Site (peptidyl)
holds tRNA with a polypeptide chain
E Site (exit)
holds empty tRNA
Reorder the following steps of Translation
Initiation
Elongation
Termination
Reorder the following (Initiation)
mRNA start codons binds to small subunit at the P-site
large subunit binds to small subunit to form ribosome
tRNA with complementary anicodon and amino aicd bind to mRNA at P-site
Reorder the following (Elongation)
New tRNA enters A-site
Enzymes join amino acid in the P-site to amino acid in the A-site
tRNA from P-site detaches from mRNA and moves to E-site
tRNA from A-site moves into the P-site with the chain of amino acids attached
this process will repeat until a stop codon enters A-site
Reorder the following (Termination)
Stop codon enters A-site
A release proteins attached to the ribosome
The ribosomal subunits seperate
The mRNA and the polypeptide chain are released from the ribosome
If multiple of one protein is needed by the cell a polysome will form
A polysome is when (a) (b) are using the same (c) to build the same (d)
What are DNA mutations?
What are point mutations?
Types of Point Mutations-
Substitution
affects only that one reading frame
Frameshift
addition or deletion of a single base
Substitution Example-
GCA VS. GTA
Frameshift Insertion Example-
TAC GCA TGG -> TAT CGC ATG G
Frameshift Deletion Example-
TAC GCA TGG -> TAG CAT GG
Frameshift Mutation... (two answers)
affects that reading frame and all after it
could possibly affect all amino acids
affects reading frame and all before it
Match the following Causes and affects of Mutations
Causes- Spontaneous Mutations
occur at random
Causes- Environmental causes of mutations
x ray, ultraviolet light
Effects- Mutations can be...
harmful, helpful, or no effect at all
Effects- Adds variety to...
species and opportunities for evolution
