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3 differences between DNA and RNA |
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1. RNA is composed of a single stand, while DNA is composed of a double strand 2. RNA has a five carbon sugar ribose rather than deoxyribose found in DNA 3. RNA contains the nitrogen base Uracil rather than the nitrogen base Thymine found in DNA |
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DNA -> RNA, in nucleus (1st step in protien synthesis) |
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MRNA -> TRNA, Amino Acid, Protien (2nd step in protien synthesis) |
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Group of 3 nucleotides in MRNA |
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Group of 3 nucleotides in TRNA |
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Forms between Amino Acids |
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Steps of.. DNA Replication (S Phase) |
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1. DNA helicase cuts hydrogen bonds (strands seperate) 2. Complementary bases pair up (A-T,G-C) 3. DNA polymerase connects sugar to phosphate bonds, 2 strands each with an old strand and a new strand |
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1. RNA polymerase cuts hydrogen bonds 2. Complementary bases pair up 3. RNA polymerase forms sugar to phosphate bonds
DNA -> RNA A U T A G C C G |
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(In ribosomes) 1. MRNA reaches ribosome 2. Codon on MRNA complementary bond to anticodons on TRNA 3. Peptide bonds form between Amino Acids 4. Peotide strand transfers 5. TRNA is released |
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-2 strands -Double Helix -Held together by hydrogen bonds made of parts called nucleotides -Nucleotides have: nitrogen base (A,T,G,C), phosphate group, sugar (deoxyribose), purines (A+G), pyrimidines (T+C). -A bonds to T (2 hydrogen bonds) -G bonds to C (3 hydrogen bonds) |
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A nucleotide of RNA consists of ___,___,and___ |
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Ribose, phosphate, and nitrogen base |
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A long chain of repeated units |
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The strand that is being copied during transcription |
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MRNA (messanger)- Copy of DNA that codes for protien TRNA (transfer)- Carries amino acids from cytoplasm to ribosomes RRNA (ribosomal)- Major component of the ribosomes |
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Who discoverd DNA in a double helix? |
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James Watson and Francis Crick |
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Why is amino acid methonine so important? |
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Methinine is the start codon |
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