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| what are the 2 most important advances in biology? |
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the 3D shape of DNA evolution - natural selection |
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| what was Charles Darwin's book about evolution called, when was it published, how many copies sold the first day? |
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Origin of Species November 24th, 1859 3,000 copies |
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| what made the Origin of Species controversial? |
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| references to human evolution |
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| who technically made the discovery of the 3D shape of DNA? When was it published? |
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Watson and Crick April 25, 1953 |
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| what is evolution of life dependent on? |
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| who is Friedrich Mieschler and what did he do? what year? |
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used white blood cells to discover "nucleon," contains CHON and phosphate group 1869 |
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| why was Friedrich Mieschler met with animosity? |
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| people did not want to believe that they had something in common with simple organisms |
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| which 2 groups made the discovery that DNA is genetic material? |
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Griffith Hershey and Chase |
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| who is Frederick Griffith? what did he do? what year? |
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studied the R and S strains of strep and their effect on mice. realized that dead S strain cells combined withe live R strain cells will kill mice - called it transformation (known as DNA in 1944) 1928 |
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where does the final proof that Griffith's findings were DNA? what year? |
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| what virus did Hershey and Chase use? |
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| what did Hershey and Chase's experiment prove? |
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| DNA and protein are 2 different things |
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| Thymine, Adenine, Guanine, Cytosine |
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what did Erwin Chargaff do? what year? |
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he was a mathematician and he published a paper that said DNA varies between species, the 4 bases were there but not all equal, and %T=%A and %C=%G. 1947 |
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| what were the 3 groups in the "race" of DNA structure? |
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Watson and Crick Wilkins and Franklin Pauling |
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| who came up with the idea of the double helix? |
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| what were Watson and Crick's 2 main problems at first? |
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placing the sugar-P chains facing inside matching A to A and C to C, etc |
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| what did Wilkins and Franklin do? |
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| X-ray crystallography to study the structure of DNA |
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| what did Pauling discover? |
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| alpha helix shape of proteins |
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| what did Watson "learn" to help him and Crick finish their model? |
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DNA was helical in shape the width of the helix spacing of the bases |
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| what was wrong with Watson and Crick's original double helix? |
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| didn't fit xray measurements and other information on the chemistry of DNA |
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