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3. DNA, genetic engineering and the production of proteins
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Total cards: 12•Content version: v3•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026
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#1
Front (Question)
Where are chromosomes found
Back (Answer)
nucleus
#2
Front (Question)
What are chromosomes made up of
Back (Answer)
genes
#3
Front (Question)
Gene
Back (Answer)
a short section of DNA which codes for a protein
#4
Front (Question)
What is the structure of DNA
Back (Answer)
double stranded helix
#5
Front (Question)
what are the four base parings
Back (Answer)
A,T,C,G
#6
Front (Question)
A name
Back (Answer)
adenine
#7
Front (Question)
T name
Back (Answer)
Thymine
#8
Front (Question)
C name
Back (Answer)
Cytosine
#9
Front (Question)
G name
Back (Answer)
Guanine
#10
Front (Question)
What is the function of DNA
Back (Answer)
DNA carries the genetic information for making proteins
#11
Front (Question)
What are proteins made from
Back (Answer)
Chains of amino aicds
#12
Front (Question)
mRNA
Back (Answer)
is a molecule which carries a complementory copy of the genetic code from the DNA in the nucleus to the ribisome in the cytoplasm where the protein is assembelled by amino acids