DNA replication and protein synthesis Flashcards
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A set of 3 bases carried by tRNA
Anticodon.
Makes up the ribosomes.
rRNA
Synthesis of proteins from info carried by the mRNA.
Translation
Do NOT code for amino acids.
Intron
Introns removed and exons spliced together.
mRNA processing
DO code for amino acids.
Exon.
Carries the anticodon to the ribosomes.
tRNA
Set of 3 bases, carried by the mRNA
codon.
Carries the “code” out of the nucleus to the ribosome.
mRNA.
Organelles at which protein gets put together.
Ribosomes.
DNA takes this form when a cell is about to divide
Chromosomes
When bonded together, these form proteins.
Amino acids.
The basic units of DNA
Nucleotides.
Coded instructions of DNA get translated into protein at the ribosomes.
DNA translation.
A mistake in the DNA code that changes the coded instructions.
Mutation
3 Nitrogen bases in a row that code for 1 amino acid.
Codon
DNA makes an exact copy of itself.
DNA Replication.
Complimentary base pairs in DNA
A &T, C &G
The coded DNA instructions are copied onto the mRNA
DNA transcription
Which event # of DNA replication is: “An enzyme helps 2 strands of DNA unzip at the weak bonds between the nitrogen bases”?
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Which event # of DNA replication is: “The double helix unwinds.”
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Which event # of DNA replication is: “Free DNA nucleotides in the nucleus move into the appropriate places on each strand of DNA, creating 2 exact copies of the original DNA.”
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Which event # of DNA replication is: “The cell divides and each new cell has an exact replica of the original DNA.”
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Which event # of DNA translation is: “As each amino acid is put into place, it bonds with the amino acid next to it.”
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