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| makeing one strand of dna go from good to bad |
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| base pairing (chargoff's rule) |
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| dna and protines packed tightly toghter. |
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| chromatin packed tightly toghter. |
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| principle enzyme involved in dna replocation. |
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| copies assembling instructions for amino acids to protines. |
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| Forms the Ribosomal structure which attaches the mRNA. |
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| carries the amino acids to mrna. |
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| sequence of a dna into complementry strand of rna |
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| the rna part of a ribosome |
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| where enzymes will only bind to. |
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| contains sequences of nuclotides |
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| 3 consecutive nucleotides that specify a single amino acid. |
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| mistakes made copying dna |
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| mutation changinging at a single point |
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| changes the reading frame of the genitic mesage. |
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| when organisms have a extra set of chromasomes |
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| a group of genes that operate togehter |
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| cells become spelized in structure |
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| controls differentiation of the cells |
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| makes copies of what the promoter does. |
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| cuts dna at a specific point. |
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| combining dna by diffrent sources. |
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| dna stores genitic material. |
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| discovrd that dna is in the shape of a double helix |
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