TRANSCRIPTION AND TRANSLATION Flashcards

0
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Initial and primary source of energy found in living organisms

A

Carbohydrates

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What are the 4 major biomolecules?

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Carbohydrates
Lipids
Proteins
Nucleic acid

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2
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Provide greatest amount of energy (fat deposits) and provides insulation

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Lipids

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3
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Acts as an enzyme isn’t limited to one function

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Proteins

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4
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Store information (DNA and RNA)

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Nucleic acid

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5
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They determine the phenotype

A

Proteins

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6
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Makes another copy of DNA for RNA synthesis and occurs in the nucleus

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Transcription

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7
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Responsible for unwinding DNA

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RNA polymerase

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8
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Only one strand will be used as template for RNA

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Template strand

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9
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3 types of RNA

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Messenger RNA
Transfer RNA
Ribosomal RNA

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10
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Result of transcription

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mRNA

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11
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Interpreter during transcription and brings amino acids to ribosomes

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tRNA

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12
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Sub unit of protein

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Amino acid

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13
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Main component of ribosomes

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rRNA

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14
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Triplet of nucleotide in mRNA

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codon

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15
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Start codon

A

AUG

16
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Stop codon

A

UAA UAG UGA

17
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Genetic code and its properties

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Linear form
Triplet
Unambiguous
Degenerate
Has start and stop signals
Commaless
Non-overlapping
Nearly universal
18
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Nucleotides cannot be skipped

A

Linear form

19
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Each codon contains three letters

A

Triplet

20
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One codon cant specify for more than one amino acid

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Unambiguous

21
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One amino acid for more than one codon

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Degenerate

22
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Doesn’t pause until a stop codon is encountered

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Commaless

23
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Nucleotide cannot be a part of another codon

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Non-overlapping

24
Q

Applies to bacteria and other living organisms

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Nearly universal

25
Q

Types of mutation

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Substitution
Deletion
Insertion

26
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Altered proteins

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Mutated genes

27
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Functions of proteins

A
Enzymes
Provide structure
Storage molecules
As antigens
Respiratory pigment
As hormones
28
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Leads to the production or synthesis of proteins

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Translation