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| infectious particles that contain information on how to build new virus particles |
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| what nucleotides consist of |
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| five carbon sugar, phosphate group, and a nitrogen-containing base |
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| nitrogen-containing bases of DNA |
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| adenine, guanine, thymine, cytosine |
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| adenine (purine or pyrimidine?) |
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| purpose of x-ray diffraction images |
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| to capture the locations of molecules on film (by scattering their x-rays) |
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| semiconservative replication |
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| where enzymes break the hydrogen bonds between nucleotides, causing one strand of the double-helix to unwind and expose its bases to pair with a new strand; the parent strand is conserved |
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| type of enzyme that attach nucleotides to the unzipped, exposed strand |
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| the nucleotide pattern on the unzipped, exposed strand of DNA |
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| fill in gaps between the new short stretches of nucleotides to form one continuous strand |
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