DNA + protein synthesis Flashcards

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What are nucleotides made of

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-a pentose sugar
-a phosphate
-a nitrogenous base

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what are the 2 types of nucleic acid bases

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pureines and pyrimidines

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What are the purines

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Adenine and Guanine

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what are the pyrimidines

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Thyamine, cytocine and uracil

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what are nitrogenous bases bonded by

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Hydrogen bonds

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What are genes made of

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a nucleic acid and a protein

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what do genes control

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cellular and chemical reactions, by directing formation of enzymes

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DNA duplication is called what

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replication

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what are the steps of replication

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Uzipping- H bonds break (helicase and gyrase)
Comp base pairing- new nucleotides move in
Nucleotide bonding- adjacent nucleotides bond in

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what are the steps to transcription

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unwinding- DNA unwinds to expose the bases
RNA reading- RNA bases r brought in to read DNA strand
RNA is realeased into cytoplasm and DNA rewinds

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What are the types of RNA

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tRNA mRNA and rRNA

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what does tRNA do

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delivers AAs from cytoplasm to ribsosome

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what does mRNA do

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carries codons from nucelus to ribosome

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what does rRNA do

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its the structural part of ribosomes/the genetic link between m and t RNA

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What is the definition of translation

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turns Rna message into a protein

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where does translation occur

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what determines the amino acid produces from translation

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the codons on the mRNA

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What is the first step of translation

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Initiation- start codon from mrna attaches to ribosome

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What is the second step of translation

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Elongation- More amino acids are being attached thru peptide bonds forming the protien

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what is the third step of translation

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Termination- goes thru until the stop codon is hit (UAA, UAG, UGA)

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what happens to the things after termination

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mRNA broken down, Ribosome splits into small units

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What is a mutation

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It is a change in an organism because of chemical change in gene structure

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What happens to the DNA in a gene mutation

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A nucleotide is added, deleted or substituted in the DNA code

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What is it called when a nucleotide is added, deleted or substituted in the DNA code

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Example of a mutation
Sickle cell anemia: one amino acid is different in the hemoglobin molecule, causing round blood cells to be sickle shaped
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What are two types of mutations
Chromosomal mutations and gene mutations
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what are gene mutations
when a mutation only affects a single gene
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what are chromosomal mutations
when chromosomes are broken and reformed abnormally
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what are mutagens
an external factor causing mutation in humans (ex. UV light, X-rays, Dioxins etc)