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| Without this proccess new cells will only have half of their DNA of the parents. |
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| The shape of the DNA structure (two strands twisted together) |
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| A carbon ring figure that has one or more atoms of nitrogen. |
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| A group of 3 nitrogenous bases in mRNA code for one amio acid |
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| Crosses information from DNA into the nucleous to the cell's factory floor |
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| Binds the mRNA and uses the information to put the amino acids in the correct order |
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| the format of making a RNA messenger molecule using a DNA molecule to follow |
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| sends amino acids to the ribosomes tobe made into a protein |
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| the proccess of making a protien molecule with the information in the messenger RNA molecule |
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| structural changes in chromosomes |
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| a utation when only one base is being added or removed from DNA |
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| any agent that cuses a change in DNA |
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| any change in a DNA sequence |
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| a change in a single base pair in DNA |
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| a graph showing a genetic inheritance |
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| the phenotype of heterozgous people is shown between those of two homozygous |
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| when the two phenotypes are being shown. |
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| when there are more than two alleles. |
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