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Unit: DNA and Human Heredity (Ch. 12-14)
“I can…”
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review experiments leading up to the discovery of the double helix.
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create a model that accurately depicts the structure of DNA.
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develop a flowchart illustrating the steps of DNA replication.
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explain how and why nucleotides of DNA serve as the template for mRNA (transcription).
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use the universal genetic code to translate mRNA into a chain of amino acids
(translation).
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identify the types of mutations that occur in a strand of DNA.
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compile a list of causes (intrinsic and extrinsic) of genetic mutations.
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predict the changes in the genetic code of a strand of DNA resulting from point mutations
(substitutions) and frameshift mutations (deletions, insertions, and translocations).
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apply the principles of transcription and translation to normal and mutated DNA strands
to compare and contrast the resulting sequences of amino acids.
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interpret karyotypes to identify common genetic mutations
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evaluate the impacts of mutations in sex cells versus body cells.
Essential Vocabulary/Concepts:
adenine
rRNA (ribosomal)
anticodon
thymine
codon
transcription
cytosine
transformation
deoxyribose
translation
DNA
tRNA (transfer)
DNA polymerase
uracil
double helix
hydrogen bonds
guanine
autosomes
mRNA (messenger)
chromosomal mutation
mutation
deletion
nitrogenous base
duplication
nucleotide
frameshift mutation
phosphate
gene mutation
polypeptide chain
inversion
protein
karyotype
protein synthesis
mutation
replication
nondisjunction
ribose
point mutation
ribosome
sex chromosomes
RNA
substitution
translocation
trisomy
Key Scientists
Watson & Crick