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Protein Synthesis (Unit 6 - Part 2) Flashcards

1
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what happens to DNA in a cell?

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DNA replication and protein synthesis

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DNA replication

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DNA is replicated to prepare for cell division (mitosis)

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protein synthesis

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its code (sequence of nucleotides) can be read to make proteins

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materials needed for DNA replication

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-original DNA which acts as a template
-free nucleotides (building blocks to make the new DNA molecule)
-enzymes

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1st step of DNA replication

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-the DNA molecule untwists and unzips (breaking hydrogen bonds) into 2 sides
-each side serves as a template to produce new strands

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2nd step of DNA replication

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the free nucleotides pair up (complementary base pairs), creating 2 strands

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3rd step of DNA replication

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each new DNA molecule then rezips (making hydrogen bonds) and retwists

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end result of DNA replication

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*2 identical DNA molecules
-each molecule contains 1 original strand and 1 new strand

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gene

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a section of DNA that codes for a specific proteins

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steps to protein synthesis

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transcription and translation

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transcription

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*DNA to RNA
-makes an RNA copy of the DNA message
-occurs in the cells nucleus

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1st step of transcription

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DNA acts as a template for building mRNA

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2nd step of transcription

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the DNA untwists and unzips (hydrogen bonds break)

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3rd step of transcription

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RNA nucleotides pair up complementary to one side of the unzipped DNA molecule

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4th step of transcription

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the newly made mRNA moves away from the DNA-the mRNA moves out of the nucleus and goes into the cytoplasm to a ribosome

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5th step of transcription

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the DNA rezips and retwists and can be used again

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translation

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*RNA to protein
-uses mRNA instructions to build a protein from amino acids

18
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1st step of translation

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the mRNA attaches to a ribosome in the cytoplasm

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2nd step of translation

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mRNA is read by a ribosome in 3 base segments called codon

20
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3rd step of translation

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transfer RNA (tRNA) molecules in the cytoplasm pickup and transfer amino acids

21
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4th step of translation

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a tRNA matches up with a codon on mRNA and the tRNA drops off its amino acid

22
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5th step of translation

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a bond is formed between amino acids

23
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6th step of translation

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eventually, a stop codon is reached and the final protein is made

24
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codon

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a sequence of 3 DNA or RNA nucleotides that corresponds with a specific amino acid or stop signal during protein synthesis

25
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when a amino acid chain is put together we get ___

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protein

26
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mutations

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any change that occurs to the genetic material (DNA) of an organism

27
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chromosomal mutation

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*changes to the number of chromosomes
-a chromosomal mutation is caused when chromosomes do not separate properly during meiosis
-this creates egg or sperm cells with more or less than 23 chromosomes which then leads to a zygote with more or less than 46 chromosomes

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Gene mutations

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changes the order of nucleotides in the DNA and it could change the amino acid that is coded for which then may change the protein that is made

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substitution

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a single nucleotide is replaced by a different nucleotide

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deletion

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a single nucleotide is removed from the DNA sequence

31
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insertion

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a single nucleotide is added to the DNA sequence

32
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mutagen

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substances that cause mutations

33
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why do mutations matter?

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-when they form damaged proteins
-when they cause uncontrollable division (cancer)
-when they happen in gametes (they can be passed onto offspring)

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