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DNA : the molecule of heredity
nucleotides : DNA is formed by millions of __________.
antiparallel : the direction of the two DNA strands
gene : a section of DNA that codes for a protein
intron : a non-coding sequence of DNA or RNA
semiconcervative : a process of replication in which each DNA molecule is composed of one parent strand and one newly synthesized strand
bidirectional : DNA replication is ________.
Okazaki fragments : joined by DNA ligase
DNA Helicase : what makes double-helical DNA separate?
Replication origin : where does the proteins bind during strands separation?
SSBs : a protein that keeps separated DNA strands apart
topoisomerases : the tension produced by the unwinding of DNA during replication is relieved by _________.
fork : the junction where the two strands are still joined is known as replication ________.
replication bubble : prokaryotes only have one _________.
DNA polymerase : enzyme that are mainly use in 2nd and 3rd step of DNA replication
Primase : what builds RNA primers?
leading : the strand that are build continuously is called as _________ strand
lagging : the strand that contain short fragments of DNA is called as __________ strand
proofreading : ability of DNA polymerase
chromosome : DNA is packaged in this type of molecule.
genome : the entirety of an organism's hereditary information
histone : major proteins involved in chromatin are __________ proteins
nucleosome : a unit that consist of eight histone proteins and the wrapped DNA
solenoids : other name for chromatin fibres
supercoiling : further reduce the DNA volume for prokaryotic DNA
telomeres : cap the ends of linear chromosomes
telomerase : what makes telomere?
single : RNA is ________ stranded
elongation : the second step in transcription and translation is ___________.
promoter : the site for the binding of RNA polymerase
spliceosome : site for the mRNA splicing
translation : RNA is copied into the amino acids of proteins
GUESS!
Across:2. | DNA replication is ________. | 5. | what makes telomere? | 6. | major proteins involved in chromatin are __________ proteins | 9. | other name for chromatin fibres | 10. | the strand that are build continuously is called as _________ strand | 11. | the site for the binding of RNA polymerase | 12. | a section of DNA that codes for a protein | 18. | a non-coding sequence of DNA or RNA |
| 20. | joined by DNA ligase | 22. | cap the ends of linear chromosomes | 23. | the entirety of an organism's hereditary information | 24. | what makes double-helical DNA separate? | 25. | prokaryotes only have one _________. | 26. | the molecule of heredity | 27. | where does the proteins bind during strands separation? | 28. | RNA is ________ stranded |
| | Down:1. | the direction of the two DNA strands | 3. | a unit that consist of eight histone proteins and the wrapped DNA | 4. | what builds RNA primers? | 7. | site for the mRNA splicing | 8. | enzyme that are mainly use in 2nd and 3rd step of DNA replication | 13. | the second step in transcription and translation is ___________. |
| 14. | the strand that contain short fragments of DNA is called as __________ strand | 15. | the junction where the two strands are still joined is known as replication ________. | 16. | a protein that keeps separated DNA strands apart | 17. | the tension produced by the unwinding of DNA during replication is relieved by _________. | 19. | DNA is formed by millions of __________. | 21. | RNA is copied into the amino acids of proteins |
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GUESS!
Across:2. | DNA replication is ________. | 5. | what makes telomere? | 6. | major proteins involved in chromatin are __________ proteins | 9. | other name for chromatin fibres | 10. | the strand that are build continuously is called as _________ strand | 11. | the site for the binding of RNA polymerase | 12. | a section of DNA that codes for a protein | 18. | a non-coding sequence of DNA or RNA |
| 20. | joined by DNA ligase | 22. | cap the ends of linear chromosomes | 23. | the entirety of an organism's hereditary information | 24. | what makes double-helical DNA separate? | 25. | prokaryotes only have one _________. | 26. | the molecule of heredity | 27. | where does the proteins bind during strands separation? | 28. | RNA is ________ stranded |
| | Down:1. | the direction of the two DNA strands | 3. | a unit that consist of eight histone proteins and the wrapped DNA | 4. | what builds RNA primers? | 7. | site for the mRNA splicing | 8. | enzyme that are mainly use in 2nd and 3rd step of DNA replication | 13. | the second step in transcription and translation is ___________. |
| 14. | the strand that contain short fragments of DNA is called as __________ strand | 15. | the junction where the two strands are still joined is known as replication ________. | 16. | a protein that keeps separated DNA strands apart | 17. | the tension produced by the unwinding of DNA during replication is relieved by _________. | 19. | DNA is formed by millions of __________. | 21. | RNA is copied into the amino acids of proteins |
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