Question

1. Cilia 2. Promoter 3. Flagellum 4. Microtubules 5. Codon 6. Termination signal 7. RNA polymerase 8. Anticodon 9. Transcription factor 10. Centrioles A. A special base sequence on DNA which signals the end of transcription B. A three-base sequence or triplet on mRNA that provides the genetic information used in protein synthesis C. Long projections formed by the centrioles D. The enzyme in protein synthesis that breaks E. Start point of a gene being transcribed F. Short, cell surface projections composed of G. A gene activating chemical that stimulates H. Hollow cytoskeletal elements that act as that propel the cell the bonds between DNA nucleotides microtubules that propel other substances the loosening of histones organizers for the cytoskeleton I. Serves as "seeds" from which microtubules sprout J. A three base sequence on the head end of a tRNA molecule that complimentary binds

match

Answer 1

1-F

2-E

3-C(EG SPERM)

4-H

5-B

6-A

7-D

8-J

9-G

10-I(they form base for cilia and flagella.)