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| a molecule found in the nucleus that acts as a code that determine everything about a cell (mutation) | Deoxyribonucleic Acid
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| strands from Deoxyribonucleic Acid (Allison) | Chromatin
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| strands from Deoxyribonucleic Acid that coil up and compact (Allison) | Chromosomes
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| 4 different aspects of the genetic code that form a ladder (Allison) | Nitrogen Base Pairs
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| one of the nitrogen bases that only pair with Thymine (Allison) | Adenine
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| one of the nitrogen bases that only pair with Adenine (Allison) | Thymine
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| one of the nitrogen bases that only pair with Guanine (Allison) | Cytosine
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| one of the nitrogen bases that only pair with Cytosine (Allison) | Guanine
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| what the DNA ladder forms into when it twists (Allison) | Double Helix
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| what a segment of nitrogen base pairs forms (Allison) | Gene
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| another word for segments of nitrogen pairs (Allison) | Nucleotide
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| what speeds up chemical reactions (Allison) | Catalyze
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| an example of a protein that can be catalyzed (Allison) | Enzymes
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| doctors use this to examine DNA and identify disorders for offspring (Allison) | Genetic Screening
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| these are used protect crops from pests by altering the genetic code (Allison) | Genetically Modified Organisms
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| scientists use this to transfer genes from one organism to a different organism to promote protein production. (Allison) | Transgenic Organisms
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| something that can cause a mutation. e.g. radiation, electromagnetic signals or chemicals. (Allison) | Mutagen
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| when the nucleotide sequence changes, the protein created also changes that results in this (Allison) | Mutation
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