Warm-Up Genetic Code - Edgenuity Inc.
Warm-Up?Genetic CodeLessonQuestionLesson GoalsAnalyze thecontributions ofdifferent scientiststo the discovery ofthe genetic code.W2KIdentify thecomponentsand structureofExamine howcells makeRelate DNA,genes, and.Words to KnowFill in this table as you work through the lesson. You may also use the glossaryto help you.an abbreviation for “deoxyribonucleic acid,” which is theDNAmaterial passed from parent to offspringhelixa shape that looks like a twisted ladderoffspringthe young of an organisma genetically determined characteristic that is passed fromtraitchromatinto offspringa complex ofacids and proteins that make upchromosomes Edgenuity, Inc.1.
Warm-UpW2KGenetic CodeWords to Knowgenea segment of DNA thatfor a trait and is transferredfrom parent to offspringreplicationthe process by which DNA is copiedan abbreviation for “ribonucleic acid,” which is a type of nucleicRNAacid that plays a role in makingOrganic Compounds Carbohydrates are used for .are used for long-term energy storage. Proteins are used forgrowth and repair. Nucleic acids are used forinformation. Edgenuity, Inc.and transmitting2
InstructionGenetic CodeSlide2The Genetic Code and DNAacid called DNA. The genetic code is found in a DNA stands for. DNA is the genetic material that is passed from parent toand affects the4of the offspring.The Discovery of the Genetic CodeFRIEDRICH MIESCHERFriedrich Miescher discoveredin white bloodThe Discovery of the Genetic CodeMAURICE WILKINS The chemical structure of “nuclein” was determined. It was named deoxyribonucleic acid. Scientists tried to figure out whatlooks like. Maurice Wilkins studied DNA using X-rays.The Discovery of the Genetic CodeROSALIND FRANKLINRosalind Franklin used Edgenuity, Inc.to take a picture of DNA.3.
InstructionGenetic CodeSlide6The Discovery of the Genetic CodeJames Watson and Francis Crick confirmed that DNA is amolecule.James Watson9Francis CrickDNA ShapeThe twisted ladder shape of DNA is called a double Edgenuity, Inc.4.
InstructionGenetic CodeSlide9DNA Backbone The backbone of DNA is composed of: molecules (deoxyribose). molecules.DNA RungsThe “rungs” of DNA are composed ofmolecules calledbases. There are four nitrogen bases. Thymine (T) (A) Cytosine (C) 11(G)Nitrogen Base Pairings Nitrogen bases have specific pairings. Edgenuity, Inc. (T) always pairs with adenine (C) always pairs with guanine (G).5.
InstructionGenetic CodeSlide14Storage of the Genetic Code A chromosome is a structure in theof an eukaryotic cell thatis made up of condensed .is a complex ofnucleic acids and proteins that makeup chromosomes. A gene is a segment of DNA that codesfor a specific.The Human Genome Project The human genetic code wasfrom 1990 to 2003. In 2014, researchers estimated that humanDNA contains aboutgenes. The results of this project will help in theunderstanding of: human the Edgenuity, Inc.codes of other organisms.6
InstructionGenetic CodeSlide17Functions of DNA DNA guides: the formation of an organism’s. the processes that affect how anfunctions.The Role of DNA in Growth and Reproduction need to divide forthings to grow and reproduce. During this process, DNA must be copied through a process called. A chemical causes thebases that make up the rungs of theDNA ladder to separate, unzipping DNA. Edgenuity, Inc.7
InstructionGenetic CodeSlide19Genes, Proteins, and Traits Genes provide the set offor producingproteins with specificand. Proteins determine an organism’s.Protein Production A strand ofnucleus.is formed in the RNA stands foracid. The sugar in RNA is The.of RNA leaves theand moves to the ribosome. In the ribosome, the information that RNA copied from DNA is used to producea protein with a specific function. Edgenuity, Inc.8
Summary?Genetic CodeLessonQuestionWhat are the structures and functions of DNA?AnswerSlide2Review: Key ConceptsScientistContributionFriedrich MiescherFirst discovered DNA; named DNAMaurice WilkinsStudied DNA using specialFirst photo of DNA, which helped confirm DNA’sRosalind Franklin Edgenuity, Inc.James WatsonConfirmed theDNAFrancis CrickConfirmed the three-dimensional structure of DNA9structure of
SummaryGenetic CodeSlide2Review: Key Concepts DNA is a doublemadeof a sugar-phosphate backbone andnitrogen bases. Thebases havespecific pairings: A and T, C and G. are structuresin the nucleus that are made up ofcondensed DNA.Review: Key Concepts DNA is made of segments called. Genes provide the set of instructions for producing Proteins determine an organism’s Edgenuity, Inc.10.
SummaryGenetic CodeUse this space to write any questions or thoughts about this lesson. Edgenuity, Inc.11
The Genetic Code and DNA The genetic code is found in a acid called DNA. DNA stands for . DNA is the genetic material that is passed from parent to and affects the of the offspring. The Discovery of the Genetic Code FRIEDRICH MIESCHER Friedrich Miescher discovered in white blood . The Discovery of the Genetic Code MAURICE WILKINS
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