HelicaseEnzymethat"unzips"DNANitrogenBasesThesequence ofthese willdeterminegenetic infoChromosomeCoiledup formof DNACovalentBondBonds foundin the DNA"backbones"AntiparallelDescribeshow DNAstrands runin oppositedirectionsMPhaseDNA will beinchromosomeform duringthis phaseMonomer"Building Blocks"ofmacromoleculesDNAPolymeraseEnzyme thatadds freenucleotidesto the originalDNA strandCytosineThe nitrogenbase thatbinds toguanineChromatidsThebranches ofachromosomeNucleotideThemonomersof DNANucleusWhereDNA isstored inthe cell3' to5'DNA strandthat startswith a sugarand ends witha phosphateCentromereThe proteincenter of achromosomeGuanineThe nitrogenbase thatbinds tocytosineReplicationForkStructureformed bya singlehelicaseChromatinLong,readableform ofDNALeadingStrandReplicatedDNA strandthat iscontinuouslymadeSphasePhase inwhich DNAReplicationoccursComplementaryBasesExamplesA & T orC & GSemiconservativeDescribes howDNA replicationsaves half ofthe originalDNA in eachnew moleculePhosphate,Sugar,NitrogenBaseThe threeparts of anucleotideLigaseEnzyme that"glues"OkazakifragmentstogetherThiamineThe nitrogenbase thatbinds toadenineOkazakiFragmentsPieces ofreplicatedDNA in thelaggingstrandLaggingStrandReplicatedDNA strandthat is madein chunksDeoxyriboseThe sugarfound inDNAnucleotidesDoubleHelixShape ofthe DNAmoleculeAdenineNitrogenbase thatbinds toThiamineEdwinChargaffScientist whodiscoveredDNA bases arecomplimentaryInterphaseDNA will bein chromatinform duringthis phase ofthe cell cycleReplicationBubbleStructurethat speedsup DNAreplicationHydrogenBondBonds foundbetweennitrogenbases5' to3'DNA strandthat starts witha phosphateand ends witha sugarChargaff'sPrincipleMathematicalformula usedto find missingbase pairspercentagesHelicaseEnzymethat"unzips"DNANitrogenBasesThesequence ofthese willdeterminegenetic infoChromosomeCoiledup formof DNACovalentBondBonds foundin the DNA"backbones"AntiparallelDescribeshow DNAstrands runin oppositedirectionsMPhaseDNA will beinchromosomeform duringthis phaseMonomer"Building Blocks"ofmacromoleculesDNAPolymeraseEnzyme thatadds freenucleotidesto the originalDNA strandCytosineThe nitrogenbase thatbinds toguanineChromatidsThebranches ofachromosomeNucleotideThemonomersof DNANucleusWhereDNA isstored inthe cell3' to5'DNA strandthat startswith a sugarand ends witha phosphateCentromereThe proteincenter of achromosomeGuanineThe nitrogenbase thatbinds tocytosineReplicationForkStructureformed bya singlehelicaseChromatinLong,readableform ofDNALeadingStrandReplicatedDNA strandthat iscontinuouslymadeSphasePhase inwhich DNAReplicationoccursComplementaryBasesExamplesA & T orC & GSemiconservativeDescribes howDNA replicationsaves half ofthe originalDNA in eachnew moleculePhosphate,Sugar,NitrogenBaseThe threeparts of anucleotideLigaseEnzyme that"glues"OkazakifragmentstogetherThiamineThe nitrogenbase thatbinds toadenineOkazakiFragmentsPieces ofreplicatedDNA in thelaggingstrandLaggingStrandReplicatedDNA strandthat is madein chunksDeoxyriboseThe sugarfound inDNAnucleotidesDoubleHelixShape ofthe DNAmoleculeAdenineNitrogenbase thatbinds toThiamineEdwinChargaffScientist whodiscoveredDNA bases arecomplimentaryInterphaseDNA will bein chromatinform duringthis phase ofthe cell cycleReplicationBubbleStructurethat speedsup DNAreplicationHydrogenBondBonds foundbetweennitrogenbases5' to3'DNA strandthat starts witha phosphateand ends witha sugarChargaff'sPrincipleMathematicalformula usedto find missingbase pairspercentages

DNA Structure & Replication Review - 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. Enzyme that "unzips" DNA
    Helicase
  2. The sequence of these will determine genetic info
    Nitrogen Bases
  3. Coiled up form of DNA
    Chromosome
  4. Bonds found in the DNA "backbones"
    Covalent Bond
  5. Describes how DNA strands run in opposite directions
    Antiparallel
  6. DNA will be in chromosome form during this phase
    M Phase
  7. "Building Blocks" of macromolecules
    Monomer
  8. Enzyme that adds free nucleotides to the original DNA strand
    DNA Polymerase
  9. The nitrogen base that binds to guanine
    Cytosine
  10. The branches of a chromosome
    Chromatids
  11. The monomers of DNA
    Nucleotide
  12. Where DNA is stored in the cell
    Nucleus
  13. DNA strand that starts with a sugar and ends with a phosphate
    3' to 5'
  14. The protein center of a chromosome
    Centromere
  15. The nitrogen base that binds to cytosine
    Guanine
  16. Structure formed by a single helicase
    Replication Fork
  17. Long, readable form of DNA
    Chromatin
  18. Replicated DNA strand that is continuously made
    Leading Strand
  19. Phase in which DNA Replication occurs
    S phase
  20. Examples A & T or C & G
    Complementary Bases
  21. Describes how DNA replication saves half of the original DNA in each new molecule
    Semiconservative
  22. The three parts of a nucleotide
    Phosphate, Sugar, Nitrogen Base
  23. Enzyme that "glues" Okazaki fragments together
    Ligase
  24. The nitrogen base that binds to adenine
    Thiamine
  25. Pieces of replicated DNA in the lagging strand
    Okazaki Fragments
  26. Replicated DNA strand that is made in chunks
    Lagging Strand
  27. The sugar found in DNA nucleotides
    Deoxyribose
  28. Shape of the DNA molecule
    Double Helix
  29. Nitrogen base that binds to Thiamine
    Adenine
  30. Scientist who discovered DNA bases are complimentary
    Edwin Chargaff
  31. DNA will be in chromatin form during this phase of the cell cycle
    Interphase
  32. Structure that speeds up DNA replication
    Replication Bubble
  33. Bonds found between nitrogen bases
    Hydrogen Bond
  34. DNA strand that starts with a phosphate and ends with a sugar
    5' to 3'
  35. Mathematical formula used to find missing base pairs percentages
    Chargaff's Principle