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Protein Synthesis

Protein Synthesis Study Guide

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The synthesis of proteins is called ________ translation
In what part of the cell does translation occur? cytoplasm
In what part of the cell are proteins made? ribosome and rough ER (cytoplasm)
The instructions for making proteins are contained in the _______ DNA
These instructions for making the proteins is carried out to the cytoplasm by ______ mRNA
What are the building blocks of proteins? amino acids
Changes in the genetic material of a cell are called ________ mutations
A sequence of three nitrogen bases that is the code for one amino acid codon
What name is given to three nitrogen bases at one end of a tRNA tat is complimentary to the codons on mRNA. anticodon
This brings amino acids to the ribosome to form the protein tRNA
This type of RNA makes up the ribosomsal subunits rRNA
How many different codons are possible? 64
How many codons are codes for amino acids? 60
How many different amino acids are there? 20
What are the messenger RNA codons for phenylalanine? UUU and UUC
What is the sequence for the codon that is always the first "start" codon on the mRNA? AUG
What is the codon sequence for the three"stop" codons? UAA, UAG and UGA
What does "RNA" stand for? Ribonucleic Acid
What type of sugar is found in RNA? ribose
Which nitrogen base will not be fond in RNA? thymine
Which nitrogen base is found in RNA, but not DNA? uracil
In what part of the cell does transcription occur? nucleus
The process of forming a strand of RNA from a strand of DNA Transcription
The message of the DNA code is information for building _________ proteins
If DNA is a long chain of genes, where does one gene stop and the next gene begin? The DNA sequence that indicated the start of a gene is called the _________ start codon
The DNA sequence that indicates the end of a gene is called the __________ stop codon
Sequence of nitrogen bases found in RNA that are not involved in the making of the protein are called? Introns
Sequence of nitrogen bases found in RNA that are involved in the making of the protein are called? Exons
Three Major Differences between DNA and RNA 1. RNA is a single strand; DNA is a double strand 2. The sugar in RNA is ribose; the sugar in DNA is deoxyribose 3. RNA has uracil that pairs with adenine; DNA has thymine that pairs with adenine
mRNA - Messenger RNA it copies a specific gene from DNA and carries that information from the nucleus to the cytoplasm to a ribosome
tRNA - TransferRNA this carries an amino acid to the ribosome
rRNA - R this is a part of the ribosome that binds the mRNA to the tRNA to the ribosome
Created by: Crayford
 

 



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