
13.1 Identifying the Substance of the Gene
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Griffith 1928 Experiment
'Something' could be transferred from one bacteria to another
Genetic material can be passed from one organism to another
Not sure what that 'material' was
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Destroyed protien but genetic info was passed on
Destroyed lipids but genetic info was passed on
Destroyed RNA but genetic info was passed on
Destroyed DNA and genetic info was NOT passed on
DNA is the genetic material not protiens, lipids or RNA
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A virus that infects and kills bacteria
Inserts its DNA into a bacteria
The inserted DNA takes over the bacteria the forces it to reproduce more bacteriophage viruses so it can infect more bacteria
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Using radioactive markers on DNA and Protein to track their movement
Bacteriophages infected bacteria by inserting genetic material
Only DNA was transferred into infected bacteria's gene material
Confirmed Avery's conclusion of DNA being the gene material
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By using radioactive isotopes, Hershey and Chase were able to conclude that __ is/are the carrier(s) of genetic information.
Nucleic Acid/DNA
Proteins
Carbohydrates
Lipids
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Avery added an enzyme known to break down DNA to his extract, and saw that the bacteria were __________________
still transformed even without DNA present
not transformed because DNA carries genetic info
still transformed because protein carries genetic info too
all killed
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Avery added an enzyme known to break down PROTEINS to his extract, and saw that the bacteria were ____________________
still transformed because DNA was the genetic material not protein
not transformed because lipids are the genetic material
all killed
all of these
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This scientist conducted experiments that involved injecting mice with heat killed harmful bacteria and harmless bacteria and concluding that TRANSFORMATION of the harmful genes to the living harmless bacteria killed the mice.
Avery
Griffith
Watson & Crick
Hershey & Chase
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Hershey and Chase settled the debate about what makes up genetic material in the cell by only finding radioactive tracers on this macromolecule that were injected into bacteria by a bacteriophage.
Protein
DNA
Carbohydrates
All of These
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The scientist(s) who labeled viruses with radioactive tags and settled the debate about whether it was proteins or DNA that was the genetic material of the cell
Avery
Hershey & Chase
Watson & Crick
Griffith
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This scientist(s) destroyed the Protein, RNA and DNA of S-strain pneumonia cells to determine the "transforming principle" was DNA by process of elimination
Avery
Griffith
Franklin & Wilkins
Watson & Crick
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Multiple Choice
In the early 1900s, most scientists thought it was _____________ that carried traits form parent to offspring.
Carbohydrates
Lipids
Proteins
DNA
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Store info in genes or recipes by using a 4 letter alphabet
Copies Information during Interphase S of the cell cycle
Gene Expression is using those recipes to give instructions to the ribosome to make a protein or to express that ATCG combo recipes in a phyical form
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Which of the following describes DNA?
Cannot leave the Nucleus
Uses A, T, C, and G as the bases
Is a double helix
Is a single helix
Uses A, U, C, and G as the bases
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an organism can only survive if the base pairs are in the correct sequence.
if forms a code that tells a cell which protein to make.
if forms a code that tells a cell how to reproduce.
None of the above: the order of base pairs doesn't matter
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