
A purine; a nitrogen containing base in certain nucleotides.
Bacteriophage

Category of viruses that infect bacterial cells.
Cloning

Making a genetically identical copy of DNA or of an organism.
Pyrimidine

One of the nitrogen containig bases in nuclotides.
Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA)

Of cells and many viruses. the molecule of Inheritance.
DNA ligase

Enzyme that seals new base pairings during DNA replication.
DNA polymerase

Enzyme of replication and repair that assembles a new strand of DNA on a parent DNA template.
DNA repair

Enzyme mediated process that fixes small scale alterations in a DNA strand by restoring the original base sequence.
DNA replication

Any process by which a cell duplicates its DNA molecules before dividing.
Guanine

Nitrogen containing base in one of four nucleotide monomers of RNA or DNA.
Nucleotide

Small organic compound with deoxyribose, nitrogenous base, and a phosphate group.
Thymine

A nitrogen containing base; one of the nucleotides in DNA.
X-ray Diffraction image

Pattern that forms on film exposed to x-rays that have been directed at a molecule.
Anticodon

Series of three nuclotide bases in tRNA, can can base repair with an mRNA codon.
Base Sequence

Sequential order of bases in a DNA or RNA strand.
Base-repair Substitution

One amino acid has replaced another during protein synthesis.
Carcinogen

Any substance or agent that can trigger cancer.
Codon

One of 64 possible bases triplets in an mRNA strand.
Deletion

Cytological level, loss of a segment from a chromosome.
Exon

One of the base sequences of an mRNA transcript that will become translated.
Gene Mutation

A small scale change in the nucleotide sequence of a DNA molecule.
Genetic Code

The correspondance between nucleotide triplets in DNA and specific sequences of amino acids in a polypetide chain.
Insertion

movable attachment of muscle to bone.
Intron

noncoding portion of a pre-mRNA transcript.
Ionizing radiation

High energy wavelenghts.
mRNA(messenger RNA)
The only RNA encoding protein building instructions.
Mutation Rate

Probability that a spontaneous mutation will occur during or between DNA replication cycles.
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