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    DNA Worksheet

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    This document contains a quiz about DNA, RNA, and genetics. It asks questions about the structure of DNA, the differences between DNA and RNA, the three types of RNA and their functions, how DNA codes for RNA and proteins, and identifying amino acids from mRNA codons. Students are asked to fill in blanks and provide short answers testing their knowledge of central dogmas and processes of molecular genetics.

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    This document contains a quiz about DNA, RNA, and genetics. It asks questions about the structure of DNA, the differences between DNA and RNA, the three types of RNA and their functions, how DNA codes for RNA and proteins, and identifying amino acids from mRNA codons. Students are asked to fill in blanks and provide short answers testing their knowledge of central dogmas and processes of molecular genetics.

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    This document contains a quiz about DNA, RNA, and genetics. It asks questions about the structure of DNA, the differences between DNA and RNA, the three types of RNA and their functions, how DNA codes for RNA and proteins, and identifying amino acids from mRNA codons. Students are asked to fill in blanks and provide short answers testing their knowledge of central dogmas and processes of molecular genetics.

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    NAME: __________________________________________ GRADE & SECTION: ___________________

    1. What does DNA stand for? ______________________________________

    2. Where in the cell are chromosomes located? ________________

    3. The whole DNA molecule has two strands, and twists together to form a __________ _____________.

    4. There are __ different nitrogenous bases, __________, ___________, ___________, _____________.

    5. Which nitrogen bases are complementary to each other? _______________ and _________________
    ________________ and ______________
    6. What are three differences between RNA and DNA
    Basis of Comparison DNA RNA
    1. Number of strands
    2. Location in the cell
    3. Type of sugar
    4. Nitrogenous base pair

    7. Name the three types of RNA and what they do. ______________, _______________, ________________
    8. Where is DNA found in the cell? Where is RNA found in the
    cell?
    9. Write the complementary sequence to following DNA strand:

    ________________________________________________________________________________

    10. With your knowledge of base pairing, correctly work out the complementary strand for the given DNA
    molecules:

    11. Show how the DNA code translates into RNA code by placing the sequence of bases of the
    DNA and RNA side by side.

    RNA ____________________________
    12. Create a matching (complementary) mRNA sequence for the following strand of a DNA molecule:

    13. What is the mRNA strand that would be copied from this DNA strand?
    G G C T A T A T C C T G C G C T A T A C G C T A
    _______________________________________________________________________

    14. If the following strand is a tRNA, what is the sequence of the DNA strand it copied itself from?
    U U A G C G C G G G A U U A A G C U C G A A U A
    _______________________________________________________________________

    15. Each combination of three nitrogenous bases on the mRNA molecule is a codon, a three letter code
    for a specific amino acid. Use the table below to identify the specific amino acid for each mRNA codon.

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