1. Where in the cell is DNA found? In the nucleus.

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1. Where in the cell is DNA found?

In the nucleus

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2. The DNA from one cell is about 3 feet long! How does a 3 foot long molecule fit into such a tiny space…..?

1. Remove the gelatin capsule from the envelope

2. Cut a piece of thread 10 m long (from front wall to 2nd lab table). This represents a single DNA molecule.

3. Try to put the “DNA” thread into the “nucleus” capsule.

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2. The DNA from one cell is about 3 feet long! How does a 3 foot long molecule fit into such a tiny space…..?

Wrapping it, twisting it into tight bundles.

That’s what chromosomes are.

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3. How are genes, chromosomes, and DNA related? Be sure to include a labeled diagram with your explanation.

• Chromosomes and genes are made of DNA.• Genes are sections

of DNA.

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4. How many sets of chromosomes does every animal body cell have? Where do they come from?

•2•One set from each parent.

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5. What are the four nucleotides that from the “rungs” of the DNA ladder? How do they hold the code for genetic information?

• A (adenine)• G (guanine)• C (cytosine)• T (thymine)

• The order of the nucleotides in the DNA molecule is the code for genetic information.

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6. If a DNA strand has a base sequence of TGGACCATA, what would the base sequence be on the opposite strand? Draw a diagram to illustrate this.

T G G A C CA C C T G G

DNAA T AT A T

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6. If a DNA strand has a base sequence of TGGACCATA, what would the base sequence be on the opposite strand? Draw a diagram to illustrate this.

T G G A C CA C C T G G

A C C U G G

DNA

mRNA

A T AT A T

U A U

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Protein Synthesis

TGCGGAG

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Protein shape makes a difference

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Questions?

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Video: DNA and Protein Synthesis

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHM4UUVHPQM

http://ed.ted.com/lessons/the-twisting-tale-of-dna-judith-hauck

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7. What would the base sequence be on a strand of mRNA made from the ATTGCCCA base sequence?

A T T G C C C A

U A A C G G G U

T A A C G G G T