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| Nitrogenious base is a part of DNA that includes adenine, guanine, cytosine, thymine, and uracil. |
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| Double helix is when two DNA strands unite and are held together by hydrogen bonds between the bases. |
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| DNA replication is when DNA makes a copy of itself before mitosis or meiosis. |
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| Messenger RNA is RNA that carries information from the DNA inside of the nucleus to the cells cytoplasm. |
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| RNA that produces ribosomes it clings to mRNA and uses its information to put amino acids in the correct order. |
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| A form of RNA that takes amino acids to the ribosomes to be made into proteins. |
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| When enzymes make a RNA copy or a DNA strand |
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| a set of nitrogenous bases that make up a amino acid |
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| Changing information in mRNA into a order of amino acid into a protein |
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| Any error or difference in a DNA sequence |
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| A mutation in a DNA sequence that comes from a change in a single base pair |
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| A mutation that causes a shift in the DNA sequence when a single base is added or deleted |
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| A mutation that comes to the chromosome level that changes the gene distribution to sex cells during meiosis |
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| Anything that can cause a change in DNA |
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