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    1. The parent DNA molecule splits down the middle and separates. 2. Each half of the parent DNA molecule then acts as a template to create a new complementary strand. 3. The two daughter molecules each consist of one original strand from the parent DNA and one newly synthesized complementary strand.

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    1. The parent DNA molecule splits down the middle and separates. 2. Each half of the parent DNA molecule then acts as a template to create a new complementary strand. 3. The two daughter molecules each consist of one original strand from the parent DNA and one newly synthesized complementary strand.

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    1. The parent DNA molecule splits down the middle and separates. 2. Each half of the parent DNA molecule then acts as a template to create a new complementary strand. 3. The two daughter molecules each consist of one original strand from the parent DNA and one newly synthesized complementary strand.

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    DNA Replication: C G A T G T Identification Key P Phosphate Group D A C T G

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    1. The parent DNA molecule splits down the middle and separates. 2. Each half of the parent DNA molecule then acts as a template to create a new complementary strand. 3. The two daughter molecules each consist of one original strand from the parent DNA and one newly synthesized complementary strand.

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    Name ____________________________________________________________________ Date _________________ Pd _____

    DNA Replication
    Directions:
    1. Using the base pairing rule, fill in the missing base pairs in the parent DNA molecule.
    2. Color the base pairs the following colors: A = green; C = purple; G = red; T = yellow
    3. Color the P-D-P-D backbones of the parent molecule light blue.
    4. The parent molecule will now split down the middle. Follow the left half of the parent molecule along the arrow and recopy it exactly
    (colors and all) into the daughter DNA molecule. Do the same for the right half of the parent molecule.
    5. Fill in the base pairs for the new half of each daughter DNA molecule.
    6. Color the new bases using the color key above. Then color the new P-D-P-D backbone orange.
    7. Fill in the Identification Key.

    Parent DNA Molecule Summary of DNA Replication


    Identification Key
    P
    P = Phosphate group D C D
    D= P P

    A= D G D

    P Daughter
    P DNA Molecules
    P
    P
    C=
    D D
    D A D
    D D
    T= P P
    P P
    P P
    New nucleotides move in and base D T D
    Gpair
    = with each side
    D of the parent D D D
    P P
    molecule
    P P P P
    D D
    D G D
    D D
    P P
    P P P P
    D D D T D D D
    P P P P P
    D D D D
    Parent DNA molecule splits down the
    P P center and separates P P
    D D D D
    P P
    Questions:
    1. Are the two daughter strands identical to the parent DNA molecule? _______________________

    2. How much of the parent DNA molecule makes up one daughter DNA molecule? __________________________

    3. In the summary box above, summarize the process of DNA replication in your own words. It may help to break it down into several small steps.

    DNA Replication Summary of DNA Replication

    Directions:
    1. Using the base pairing rule, fill in the missing base pairs in the parent DNA molecule.
    2. Color the base pairs the following colors: A = green; C = purple; G = red; T = yellow
    3. Color the P-D-P-D backbones of the parent molecule light blue.
    4. The parentIdentification
    moleculeKeywill now split down the middle. Follow the left half of the parent molecule along the arrow and recopy it exactly
    (colors and all) into the daughter DNA molecule. Do the same for the right half of the parent molecule.
    5.P =FillPhosphate
    in the basegroup
    pairs for the new half of each daughter DNA molecule.
    6.D =Color the new bases using the color key above. Then color the new P-D-P-D backbone orange.
    7. Fill in the Identification Key.
    A=
    Parent DNA Molecule
    C=
    T=
    G=
    Name ____________________________________________________________________ Date _________________ Pd _____
    P
    D T D
    P P
    D C D

    P Daughter
    P DNA Molecules
    P
    P
    D D
    D G D
    D D
    P P
    P P P P
    New nucleotides move in and base D C D
    D
    pair with each side of the parent D D D
    P P
    molecule
    P P P P
    D D
    D A D
    D D
    P P
    P P P P
    D D D A D D D
    P P P P P
    D D D D
    Parent DNA molecule splits down the
    P P center and separates P P
    D D D D
    P P
    Questions:
    1. Are the two daughter strands identical to the parent DNA molecule? _______________________

    2. How much of the parent DNA molecule makes up one daughter DNA molecule? __________________________

    3. In the summary box above, summarize the process of DNA replication in your own words. It may help to break it down into several small steps.

    DNA Replication
    Directions:
    1. Using the base pairing rule, fill in the missing base pairs in the parent DNA molecule.
    2. Color the base pairs the following colors: A = green; C = purple; G = red; T = yellow
    3. Color the P-D-P-D backbones of the parent molecule light blue.
    4. The parent molecule will now split down the middle. Follow the left half of the parent molecule along the arrow and recopy it exactly
    (colors and all) into the daughter DNA molecule. Do the same for the right half of the parent molecule.
    5. Fill in the base pairs for the new half of each daughter DNA molecule.
    6. Color the new bases using the color key above. Then color the new P-D-P-D backbone orange.
    7. Fill in the Identification Key.

    Parent DNA Molecule Summary of DNA Replication


    Identification Key
    P
    P = Phosphate group D G D
    P P
    D= P P
    D D D D
    A= D A D
    P P P P
    New nucleotides move in and base Daughter
    P DNA Molecules
    P
    Cpair
    = with each side
    D of the parent D D D
    D T D
    molecule
    P P P P
    T= P P
    D D D D
    G= D C D
    P P P P
    P P
    D D D D
    D A D
    P P P P
    P P
    D D D D
    D C D
    P P P P
    P
    D D Parent DNA molecule splits down the D D
    center and separates
    P P
    Name ____________________________________________________________________ Date _________________ Pd _____

    Questions:
    1. Are the two daughter strands identical to the parent DNA molecule? _______________________

    2. How much of the parent DNA molecule makes up one daughter DNA molecule? __________________________

    3. In the summary box above, summarize the process of DNA replication in your own words. It may help to break it down into several small steps.

    DNA Replication
    Directions:
    1. Using the base pairing rule, fill in the missing base pairs in the parent DNA molecule.
    2. Color the base pairs the following colors: A = green; C = purple; G = red; T = yellow
    3. Color the P-D-P-D backbones of the parent molecule light blue.
    4. The parent molecule will now split down the middle. Follow the left half of the parent molecule along the arrow and recopy it exactly
    (colors and all) into the daughter DNA molecule. Do the same for the right half of the parent molecule.
    5. Fill in the base pairs for the new half of each daughter DNA molecule.
    6. Color the new bases using the color key above. Then color the new P-D-P-D backbone orange.
    7. Fill in the Identification Key.

    Parent DNA Molecule Summary of DNA Replication


    Identification Key
    P
    P = Phosphate group D A D
    D= P P

    A= D C D

    P Daughter
    P DNA Molecules
    P
    P
    C=
    D D
    D T D
    D D
    T= P P
    P P
    P P
    New nucleotides move in and base D G D
    Gpair
    = with each side
    D of the parent D D D
    P P
    molecule
    P P P P
    D D
    D A D
    D D
    P P
    P P P P
    D D D G D D D
    P P P P P
    D D D D
    Parent DNA molecule splits down the
    P P center and separates P P
    D D D D
    P P
    Questions:
    1. Are the two daughter strands identical to the parent DNA molecule? _______________________

    2. How much of the parent DNA molecule makes up one daughter DNA molecule? __________________________

    3. In the summary box above, summarize the process of DNA replication in your own words. It may help to break it down into several small steps.

    DNA Replication
    Name ____________________________________________________________________ Date _________________ Pd _____
    Directions:
    1. Using the base pairing rule, fill in the missing base pairs in the parent DNA molecule.
    2. Color the base pairs the following colors: A = green; C = purple; G = red; T = yellow
    3. Color the P-D-P-D backbones of the parent molecule light blue.
    4. The parent molecule will now split down the middle. Follow the left half of the parent molecule along the arrow and recopy it exactly
    (colors and all) into the daughter DNA molecule. Do the same for the right half of the parent molecule.
    5. Fill in the base pairs for the new half of each daughter DNA molecule.
    6. Color the new bases using the color key above. Then color the new P-D-P-D backbone orange.
    7. Fill in the Identification Key.

    Parent DNA Molecule Summary of DNA Replication


    Identification Key
    P
    P = Phosphate group D C D
    D= P P

    A= D A D

    P Daughter
    P DNA Molecules
    P
    P
    C=
    D D
    D T D
    D D
    T= P P
    P P
    P P
    New nucleotides move in and base D C D
    Gpair
    = with each side
    D of the parent D D D
    P P
    molecule
    P P P P
    D D
    D T D
    D D
    P P
    P P P P
    D D D C D D D
    P P P P P
    D D D D
    Parent DNA molecule splits down the
    P P center and separates P P
    D D D D
    P P
    Questions:
    1. Are the two daughter strands identical to the parent DNA molecule? _______________________

    2. How much of the parent DNA molecule makes up one daughter DNA molecule? __________________________

    3. In the summary box above, summarize the process of DNA replication in your own words. It may help to break it down into several small steps.

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