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| Overlapping harm with unharm strands of genes |
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| A virus that infects bacteria |
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| a 5-C sugarm PO4 and a nitrogen base |
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| Proteins chromatin is wrapped around |
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| DNA and protein packed tightly together to form |
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| The enzyme involved with DNA replication |
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| coded DNA instructions that control the production of proteins within cell |
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| The enzyme required for RNA transcription |
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| Taking a part of the nucleotide sequence from RNA is called |
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| Where RNA polymerase binds to in DNA |
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| The DNA sequences that code for proteins |
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| 3 consecutive nucleotides that specify an amino acid |
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| mRNA into a polypeptide chain |
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| Each base of a tRNA molecule |
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| Few nucleotide mutations, substitutions |
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| grouping of codons shifted |
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| Extra sets of chromosomes |
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| A group of genes that operate together |
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| other region that has copies of DNA |
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