AminoAcid Organiccompoundsthat serve asthe buildingblocks ofproteins.ImageRibosomeDoubleHelixThe structureformed by twostrands of DNAtwisted aroundeach other. TransferRNA(tRNA)A type of RNAthat transportsamino acids tothe ribosomeduring proteinsynthesis. ProteinSynthesisThe process bywhich cellsgenerate newproteins, involvingtranscription andtranslation. TranslationThe process ofdecodingmRNA tosynthesize aprotein at theribosome.ImagegeneImageDNADNASubunitA nucleotide,which consists of asugar, aphosphate group,and a nitrogenousbase.MessengerRNA(mRNA)A type of RNA thatcarries geneticinformation fromDNA to theribosome forprotein synthesis. ChromosomePairTwo homologouschromosomes thatcarry the samegenes but mayhave differentalleles. ImagechromosomeMutationA change in theDNA sequencethat can lead tovariations intraits ordiseases. Enzyme A protein that actsas a catalyst toacceleratechemical reactionsin biologicalprocesses.GeneA segment of DNAthat contains theinstructions formaking a specificprotein or set ofproteinDNAMoleculeA double-stranded helixcomposed ofnucleotides thatcarries geneticinformation. Transcription The process ofcopying asegment ofDNA into RNA,specificallymRNA.Imagetypesof RNA DNASequence The order ofnucleotides in aDNA moleculethat encodesgeneticinformation. NitrogenousBaseThe buildingblocks of DNA andRNA, whichinclude adenine,thymine, cytosine,guanine, anduracil. CellNucleus  The membrane-bound organellein eukaryotic cellsthat contains thegenetic material(DNA).ChromosomeA structurecomposed ofDNA andproteins thatcontains geneticinformation. RibosomeThe cellularstructure whereprotein synthesisoccurs, translatingmRNA into aminoacid chains.ImageTranscriptionvsTranslationImageRNAProtein Largebiomoleculesmade up of aminoacids that performvarious functionsin the body.AminoAcid Organiccompoundsthat serve asthe buildingblocks ofproteins.ImageRibosomeDoubleHelixThe structureformed by twostrands of DNAtwisted aroundeach other. TransferRNA(tRNA)A type of RNAthat transportsamino acids tothe ribosomeduring proteinsynthesis. ProteinSynthesisThe process bywhich cellsgenerate newproteins, involvingtranscription andtranslation. TranslationThe process ofdecodingmRNA tosynthesize aprotein at theribosome.ImagegeneImageDNADNASubunitA nucleotide,which consists of asugar, aphosphate group,and a nitrogenousbase.MessengerRNA(mRNA)A type of RNA thatcarries geneticinformation fromDNA to theribosome forprotein synthesis. ChromosomePairTwo homologouschromosomes thatcarry the samegenes but mayhave differentalleles. ImagechromosomeMutationA change in theDNA sequencethat can lead tovariations intraits ordiseases. Enzyme A protein that actsas a catalyst toacceleratechemical reactionsin biologicalprocesses.GeneA segment of DNAthat contains theinstructions formaking a specificprotein or set ofproteinDNAMoleculeA double-stranded helixcomposed ofnucleotides thatcarries geneticinformation. Transcription The process ofcopying asegment ofDNA into RNA,specificallymRNA.Imagetypesof RNA DNASequence The order ofnucleotides in aDNA moleculethat encodesgeneticinformation. NitrogenousBaseThe buildingblocks of DNA andRNA, whichinclude adenine,thymine, cytosine,guanine, anduracil. CellNucleus  The membrane-bound organellein eukaryotic cellsthat contains thegenetic material(DNA).ChromosomeA structurecomposed ofDNA andproteins thatcontains geneticinformation. RibosomeThe cellularstructure whereprotein synthesisoccurs, translatingmRNA into aminoacid chains.ImageTranscriptionvsTranslationImageRNAProtein Largebiomoleculesmade up of aminoacids that performvarious functionsin the body.

DNA, RNA & Protein Synthesis - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Organic compounds that serve as the building blocks of proteins.
    Amino Acid
  2. Image Ribosome
  3. The structure formed by two strands of DNA twisted around each other.
    Double Helix
  4. A type of RNA that transports amino acids to the ribosome during protein synthesis.
    Transfer RNA (tRNA)
  5. The process by which cells generate new proteins, involving transcription and translation.
    Protein Synthesis
  6. The process of decoding mRNA to synthesize a protein at the ribosome.
    Translation
  7. Image gene
  8. Image DNA
  9. A nucleotide, which consists of a sugar, a phosphate group, and a nitrogenous base.
    DNA Subunit
  10. A type of RNA that carries genetic information from DNA to the ribosome for protein synthesis.
    Messenger RNA (mRNA)
  11. Two homologous chromosomes that carry the same genes but may have different alleles.
    Chromosome Pair
  12. Image chromosome
  13. A change in the DNA sequence that can lead to variations in traits or diseases.
    Mutation
  14. A protein that acts as a catalyst to accelerate chemical reactions in biological processes.
    Enzyme
  15. A segment of DNA that contains the instructions for making a specific protein or set of protein
    Gene
  16. A double-stranded helix composed of nucleotides that carries genetic information.
    DNA Molecule
  17. The process of copying a segment of DNA into RNA, specifically mRNA.
    Transcription
  18. Image types of RNA
  19. The order of nucleotides in a DNA molecule that encodes genetic information.
    DNA Sequence
  20. The building blocks of DNA and RNA, which include adenine, thymine, cytosine, guanine, and uracil.
    Nitrogenous Base
  21. The membrane-bound organelle in eukaryotic cells that contains the genetic material (DNA).
    Cell Nucleus
  22. A structure composed of DNA and proteins that contains genetic information.
    Chromosome
  23. The cellular structure where protein synthesis occurs, translating mRNA into amino acid chains.
    Ribosome
  24. Image Transcription vs Translation
  25. Image RNA
  26. Large biomolecules made up of amino acids that perform various functions in the body.
    Protein