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DNA: The code of life

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Total cards: 12•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

a watery solution that consists of of a mixture of substances such as dissolved salts, gases, proteins,carbohydrates and suspended fats

Back (Answer)

the cytoplasm

#2
Front (Question)

ribosomes

Back (Answer)

small granular organelles that occur in rows on the rough surface of the endoplasmic retiiculum or in groups in the cytoplasm

#3
Front (Question)

what is ribosome made up of

Back (Answer)

RNA and protein

#4
Front (Question)

purpose of ribosomes

Back (Answer)

site of protein synthesis

#5
Front (Question)

functions of DNA

Back (Answer)

• regulates protein synthesis • contains genetic codes that form different proteins in the body • maintains the structures of chromosomes and regulates the function of genes • sections of DNA form genes that carry material from the parent to the offspring

#6
Front (Question)

DNA that occurs in the nucleus

Back (Answer)

nuclear DNA

#7
Front (Question)

DNA replication

Back (Answer)

process whereby DNA makes an exact copy of it self

#8
Front (Question)

where does DNA replication take place

Back (Answer)

in the nucleus

#9
Front (Question)

when does DNA replication occur

Back (Answer)

just before cell division. During interphase

#10
Front (Question)

long chain formed by sugar and phosphate

Back (Answer)

sugar phosphate backbone

#11
Front (Question)

the process of DNA replication

Back (Answer)

1) The double helix unwinds 2) the hydrogen bonds between the nitrogen base pairs break 3) the two DNA strands start separating from each other 4) each DNA strand now serves as a template for a new strand to form 5) free nucleotides in the nucleoplasm attach to the exposed complimentary bases on the DNA strands 6) Adenine nucleotides join with Thymine nucleotides and Guanine nucleotides join with Cytosine nucleotides 7) Each DNA molecule now consists of a new strand and a original strand[daughter strand & parent strand] 8) this results in identical DNA molecules 9) Each DNA molecule then winds up into a double helix again

#12
Front (Question)

which enzyme is involved in DNA replication

Back (Answer)

DNA polymerase