DNA 0.0 / 5 ? BiologyDNA, genetics and evolutionASOCR Created by: Rebecca RubieCreated on: 15-12-13 23:03 What does DNA stand for? Deoxyribonucelic acid 1 of 20 What does RNA stand for? Ribonucleic acids 2 of 20 What type of cell is present almost always in DNA? Eukaryotic 3 of 20 This is found in three different forms RNA 4 of 20 RNA is needed to read information. What is the other function? Translation 5 of 20 What is a single nucleotide made out of? (P......) Phosphate 6 of 20 What type of reaction occurs for the bonds between the phosphate, five-carbon sugar and the organic base? Condensation 7 of 20 N.... are monomers of nucleic acids Nucleotides 8 of 20 What type of base is involved in the formation of a nucleotide? Nitrogenous 9 of 20 What type of bond are the three subunits of a nucleotide joined by? Covalent 10 of 20 The phosphate group in all nuclei acids is always the... same 11 of 20 What does the base A stand for? Adenine 12 of 20 What does the base G stand for? Guanine 13 of 20 What does the base T stand for? Thymine 14 of 20 What does the base U stand for? Uracil 15 of 20 What does the base C stand for? Cytosine 16 of 20 A condensation reaction between the phosphate group of one nucleotide and the ....group of another nucleotide joins them together Sugar 17 of 20 What is the repeating sugar-phosphate chain called? Sugar-phosphate backbone 18 of 20 Chains of nucleotides bonded together are called what? Nucleic acids 19 of 20 What bases project from the sugar-phosphate backbone? Organic bases 20 of 20
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