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1132014 N Browns classes 1 Every nucleotide is made up of Sugar Phosphate Nitrogen base All of the above 1 Every nucleotide monomer is made up of Ribose Sugar Phosphate Nitrogen base ID: 914921

molecule dna bonds sugars dna molecule sugars bonds deoxyribose ribose strand molecules double complementary nucleotide bases nitrogen adenine cytosine

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Slide1

Formative assessment—DNA structure and replication

1/13/2014

N. Brown’s classes

Slide2

1 Every

nucleotide is made up of…

Sugar

PhosphateNitrogen baseAll of the above

Slide3

1

Every nucleotide

monomer is

made up of…Ribose SugarPhosphate

Nitrogen baseAll of the above

In

ribonucleotides

of RNA, this C of the ribose is bonded to an H and to an OH group. In

deoxyribonucleotides

of DNA, this C shows 2 H bonded instead---

deoxy

-

means w/o an O!

Slide4

2 Regarding

the nitrogen bases, Adenine always bonds with which one?

Cytosine

ThymineGuanineUracil

Slide5

2 Regarding

the nitrogen bases,

in double stranded DNA, the nucleotide Adenine

always bonds with which one?CytosineThymine

GuanineUracil

Note the

antiparallel

(facing opposite directions) strands joined by complementary nitrogenous base pairs between the

deoxyribonucleotides

: A to T and C to G

Hydrogen bonds (H bonds) attract the nitrogenous base pairs to each other and hold the 2 strands of

Dna

together in the double helix

Slide6

The 2 halves of the

DNA double helix

are comprised of H bonded complementary, but

anti-parallel, deoxyribonucleotide base pairs.

Slide7

3

DNA

contains the code to make what macromolecule?

GlucoseProteinCarbohydrates

Lipids

Slide8

3 DNA

contains the code to make what macromolecule?

Glucose

ProteinCarbohydrates

Lipids

Each gene contains the pattern for a particular protein (the order in which to put amino acid monomers together to build the polymer called a protein.

Proteins are the tools that carry out all the jobs and build most of the structures in our cells.

Slide9

expression (use) of genes to make proteins

Slide10

4 The

two strands of DNA are bonded together in the middle by their…

Sugars

Phosphates Nitrogen bases

Slide11

4

The two strands of DNA are bonded together in the middle by their…

Deoxyribose

SugarsPhosphates groups

Nitrogenous bases

H

hydrogen

bonds between the complementary base pairs

temporaily

join them the two strands—the Hydrogen bonds are broken to allow DNA replication or transcription when mRNA is made.

Slide12

5 What type of bonds are between the sugars and phosphates in DNA?

Hydrogen

Covalent

IonicMetallic

Slide13

5 What

type of bonds are between the sugars & phosphates in DNA?

Hydrogen

CovalentIonicMetallic

Strong permanent covalent bonds link sugars and phosphates into the sides (backbones) of the double helix

Slide14

6 If

one strand of DNA had a sequence of nitrogen bases that read A C

C

T G A , than the complementary strand would have what sequence?A C C T G AC T T G A T

T G G A C TT A A C C C

Slide15

6 If

one strand of DNA had a sequence of nitrogen bases that read A C

C

T G A , than the complementary strand is__?A C C T G AC T T G A T

T G G A C TT A A C C C

Slide16

7 In

the following DNA molecule which is the

Deoxyribose

Sugar12

34

1

2

3

4

Slide17

7 In

the following DNA molecule which is the

Deoxyribose

Sugar12

34

1

2

3

4

Slide18

8 The

letter A at the bottom of the picture represents this monomer unit?

Amino acid

Nucleotide

DNAmRNA

A

Slide19

8 The

letter A at the bottom of the picture represents this monomer unit?

Amino acid

Nucleotide

DNAmRNA

A

Slide20

9 If

a double stranded DNA molecule contains 28 sugars, how many

nucleotides

would your DNA ladder contain?114

284256

Slide21

9:

If a double stranded DNA molecule contains 28 sugars, how many

nucleotides

would your DNA ladder contain?114

284256

Slide22

10 If

a particular strand of DNA contains 20% Adenine, what percentage of Thymine can be expected in the complementary strand of DNA?

1%

10%20%

40%80%

Slide23

10 If

a particular strand of DNA contains 20% Adenine, what percentage of Thymine can be expected in the complementary strand of DNA?

1%

10%20%

40%80%

Slide24

11 Which

one of the following nucleotide pair bonds would be found in a DNA molecule?

adenine-guanineguanine-cytosineadenine-cytosine

cytosine-uracil

Slide25

11:

Which one of the following nucleotide pair bonds would be found in a DNA molecule?

adenine-guanineguanine-cytosineadenine-cytosine

cytosine-uracil

Slide26

12 The

backbone of a DNA molecule is made of which two components?

phosphate molecules and ribose sugars

deoxyphosphate molecules and ribose sugars

phosphate molecules and deoxyribose sugarsdeoxyphosphate molecules and deoxyribose sugars

Slide27

12:

The backbone of a DNA molecule is made of which two components?

phosphate molecules and ribose sugars

deoxyphosphate molecules and ribose sugars

phosphate molecules and deoxyribose sugarsdeoxyphosphate molecules and deoxyribose sugars

Slide28

13 Watson

and Crick were the first to suggest that DNA is _____.

a short molecule

the shape of a double helixa protein molecule

the genetic material

Slide29

13:

Watson and Crick were the first to suggest that DNA is _____.

a short molecule

the shape of a double helixa protein molecule

the genetic material

Slide30

Where does DNA replication take place in a cell?

Cytoplasm

Endoplasmic Reticulum

Golgi BodyNucleus

Vacuole

Slide31

14:

Where does DNA replication take place in a cell?

Cytoplasm

Endoplasmic Reticulum

Golgi BodyNucleusVacuole

Slide32

15 DNA

is a

Carbohydrate

Protein

Nucleic Acid

Lipid

Slide33

15:

DNA is a

Carbohydrate

ProteinNucleic Acid

Lipid

Slide34

16 The

monomer units of DNA are called

Deoxyribose

Nucleotides

Adenines

Ribose

Slide35

16 The

monomer units of DNA are called

Deoxyribose

Nucleotides

Adenines

Ribose