Across
- 6. DNA and RNA's relationship/similarity with one another
- 10. Nitrogenous Base only found in DNA strands
- 11. Having one of each allele for a trait (Ex: Bb)
- 14. Their sequence in DNA strands codes for genetic traits
- 16. The allele that always shows if present in an organism.
- 17. The longest phase of the cellular cycle that includes the G1, S, and G2 phases
- 20. Double-Stranded
- 21. The final phase of mitosis where two identical daughter cells begin to separate.
- 22. Punnett Square with one trait being crossed
- 23. Division of the cytoplasm
- 24. Nitrogenous Base that pairs with Cytosine
- 26. The phase of mitosis where chromosomes line up in the middle of the cell
- 28. Punnett Square with multiple traits being crossed
- 29. The phase of mitosis where chromosomes separate
- 30. Synthesis The process of using DNA to code for specific proteins.
Down
- 1. Nitrogenous Base only found in RNA strands
- 2. Section of a strand of DNA; consists of 3 parts
- 3. Having all of the same of either recessive or dominant alleles for a trait. (Ex: BB, bb)
- 4. Helix
- 5. Nitrogenous Base that pairs with Cytosine
- 7. The process of converting DNA to mRNA
- 8. The allele that only shows if no dominant alleles of the same trait are present.
- 9. Abnormalities or "errors" in the DNA sequence and/or chromosomes. These can be harmful, neutral, or beneficial.
- 12. The third and final part of interphase where more cell growth and processes take place.
- 13. First phase of mitosis/cell division
- 15. The process of reading mRNA and converting it into codons/tRNA, and then into amino acids/proteins.
- 18. Nitrogenous Base that pairs with Thymine and Uracil
- 19. Helix The shape of DNA
- 22. Process of nuclear cell division that produces two identical daughter cells
- 24. The first part of interphase where cell growth and processes take place.
- 25. Pairs with a sugar and nitrogenous base in a nucleotide
- 27. Found in a nucleotide and can be ribose or deoxyribose