Across
- 1. A condition in which each chromosome exists in pairs
- 2. A proponent researcher that concluded that the transforming principle was DNA
- 4. A method of new synthesis of cytoplasmic organelles
- 7. The function of DNA polymerase I
- 12. Virus that infects bacteria; Used by Hershey & Chase together with E. Coli to prove that DNA is the genetic material
- 13. The idea that an organism or organ arises through sequential appearance and development of new structures in constrast to preformationism
- 16. Extended uncoiled versions of meiotic chromosomes
- 17. Each offspring in asexual reproduction
- 19. Location of the centromere determines this feature of the chromosome
- 20. Purines
- 22. Descent with modification
- 23. Word no. 3 when laid down during telophase in plant cells
- 24. The left handed double helix
- 25. information encoded in mRNA
- 27. Number of nucleotides that may be added during synthesis before the enzyme dissociates from the template
- 30. A model of DNA replication
- 32. Temperature when 50% of the DNA strands have unwound when subjected to heat
- 34. A stage in Meiosis when chromosome condense
- 35. Removes sections of RNA primer and replaces with DNA nucleotides
- 36. Enzyme that joins word no. 14 together
- 39. Where the primary oocyte derives from
Down
- 1. When a chromosome breaks in one or more places the missing pieced is called ____
- 3. Enzyme that degrades cohesin
- 5. A collective term for all the proteins assembled into a huge complex at the replication fork
- 6. Complex enzyme made up of multiple subunits
- 8. Characteristic of smooth colony bacteria
- 9. Part of chromatin that lack genes or have repressed genes
- 10. A specialized reproductive cell with haploid number of chromosomes
- 11. Bond that joins base pairs
- 14. One of the possible alternative forms of a gene
- 15. Formed during the late telophase stage
- 18. Chromosome sites susceptible to breakage
- 21. Made by the lagging strand
- 26. Occurs in the 5' to 3' direction by the addition of one nucleotide at a time to the 3' end
- 28. A strain of bacteria that does not cause illness
- 29. Largest in size and most abundant form of RNA
- 31. A category of repetitive transposable DNA sequence that has less than 500 base pairs in length
- 33. Basic units of replication
- 37. Compartmentalizes the cytoplasm
- 38. The activity of these specific proteins cause chromosome migration
