Model of Cells - The Basic Units of Life 3.0
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- Created on: 11-07-18 13:59
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- Model of Cells - The Basic Units of Life 3.0
- DNA (Deoxyribonuc-leic Acid)?
- What is DNA (Deoxyribonuc-leic Acid)?
- A molecule made of many nucleotides
- What do DNA do?
- Carries genetic information that is important for all cellular functions
- E.g of cellular function
- Cell division
- Cell differentiation
- E.g of cellular function
- Cells would not be able to carry out these functions without DNA
- Carries genetic information that is important for all cellular functions
- Structure of Double Helix
- Nucleotides are arranged in 2 long strands that form a spiral called Double Helix
- What is DNA (Deoxyribonuc-leic Acid)?
- a) Genes
- What are Genes?
- Unit of inheritance
- What do Genes do?
- A small segment of DNA in a chromosome where specific genetic (hereditary) information is stored
- Genes are specific sequence of nucleuotide bases
- Each gene contains instructions for a difference in an organism
- Gene sequences carry the information required for constructing proteins
- What are Genes?
- Chromosome
- What is a Chromosome?
- Made of
- Deoxyribonucl-eic acid (DNA)
- Protein molecules
- Made of
- What do Chromosome do?
- Each chromosome carry many genes along its length
- Carry genetic information in the form of DNA
- Contain information which controls everything about an organism
- E.g of information
- How each cell in body works
- How each cell looks like
- E.g of information
- What is a Chromosome?
- DNA (Deoxyribonuc-leic Acid)?
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- De-oxy-rib-on-uc-leic Acid
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