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9 DNA

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DNA
Aim
◦describe double helix structure of DNA molecule;
◦construct a model of DNA molecule based on the
principles of its structure.
Terminology
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backbone
complementary
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double helix
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Key Terms
◦Double helix - structure formed by two strands of DNA;
◦DNA - a molecule that store and transmit genetic
information;
◦Nucleotide - monomer of DNA that consists of sugar,
phosphate group, and nitrogenous base.
What is DNA?
What is DNA?
◦ DNA stands for deoxyribonucleic acid.
◦macromolecule
◦encodes hereditary information
◦stores hereditary information in a cell
◦transmits hereditary information from one generation to
the next generation
Nucleotide
◦DNA has two strands in opposite directions
that form a double helix
◦Each strand has many repeating monomers
called nucleotides.
◦Nucleotides have three parts: a phosphate
group, a nitrogenous base, and sugar.
Bases
◦There are four bases: adenine (A), cytosine (C), guanine
(G), and thymine (T).
◦They pair with each other: adenine always pairs with
thymine (A - T), while cytosine only with guanine (C - G).
◦It is called complementary base pairing.
◦Pairings of two strands hold DNA together and form a
ladder-like structure.
Both sides of DNA ladder are the
sugar-phosphate backbone, and
“rungs” are base pairs.
◦Base pairs can arrange themselves in millions of different
sequences.
◦The sequence in which the base pairs line up with one another is
like a code.
◦Each section of DNA codes for a different trait—whether it’s your
eye color, the size of your ears, or whether you’ll develop a
particular disease.
REVIEW TIME
1) What do the letters DNA stand for?
2. DNA is a polymer, which means that is made up of
many repeating single units (monomers).
What are the monomers called?
3. The “backbone” of the DNA molecule is made up
of two alternating components, what are these?
4. There are four different variations of these
monomers (four different bases), what are the names
of those bases?
5)Draw the basic structure of a nucleotide with its
three parts.
Use the image at the right to
complete the follow:
● Circle a nucleotide.
● Label the sugar and
phosphate.
● Label the bases that are
not already labeled
DNA is made up of nitrogenous base pairs. How do
nitrogenous bases bond?
A) adenine – thymine; cytosine – guanine
B) adenine – cytosine; guanine – thymine
C) adenine – guanine; cytine – thymine
D) adenine – guanine; cytosine – turine
E) adenine - guanine; cytosine - uracil
DNA looks like a “twisted ladder”. If the “rungs” of the
ladder are made up of nitrogenous bases, what are
the backbone of the ladder made up of?
A) sugars and proteins
B) phosphates and salts
C) sugars and phosphates
D) salts and sugars
E) sugars and sulphates
Which of the following is not a nitrogenous base
found in DNA?
A) adenine
B) cytosine
C) guanine
D) uracil
E) thymine
4. Where most of DNA is located?
A) mitochondrion
B) nucleus
C) lysosome
D) cytoplasm
E) plastids
Literacy
◦DNA stores information about what?
◦Why is the picture of sugar pentagon shaped?
Research Time
◦As you know DNA has two strands which pair with each
other.
◦Find explanation why DNA is not a single-stranded and
why DNA needs complementary base pairing.
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