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Bio 189 chap 13

From Gene to Protein

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Early studies suggested that genes made what? Enzymes
What are more complicated than genes? Enzymes
Dina is used to make what? RNA
How many types of RNA are there? Several
RNA is used to make what? Proteins
RNA and DNA have both linear what? Nucleotide polymers
RNa has how many different structures? Several
What are three different strcutures that RNA has vs DNA? single stranded, Ribose, and Uracil instead of Thymine
How many types of RNA are there? three
What does the messanger RNA do? Direct the formation protein
What does the Transfer RNA do? aids translation of the coded message in the mRNA (formation protein)
What does the Ribosomal RNA do? make ribosomes
In transcription, what comes from the DNA Template? RNA
Where does transcription occur in? Nucleus
What makes during Translation? Proteins
Where does Translation occure in? cytoplasm
What does DNA copy in transciption? mRNA
What are the three differences of regular DNA replication and the replication in transcription? RNA polymerase is used, only a small part of DNA is copied, and mRNA is made
What is the DNA sequence? The Gene
What are the two main steps of the central Dogma of Genetics? Transcription ans Translation
What is the DNA region at the beginning of the gene called? Promotor
Where happens when the RNA polymerase binds to the promotor? It begins transcribing the gene
What is at the end of the gene? The terminator
What happens when the RNA polymerase stops at the terminator? It releases RNA molecule that was formed
When does Transciption begin? When the RNA polymerase binds to the promotor
When does Transcription end? When the RNA polymerase reaches the terminator
When does the RNA polymerase do to the DNA? unwinds it
What letters pair up in transciption from DNA to RNA? T to A, A to U, G to C, C to G
What does the RNA polymerase make? A RNA molecule
What is the maturity of the RNA molecule that is released after transcritption? Not mature
What does RNA processing do? remove the noncoding introns from the transcript
What are the coding regions called? exons
What happens to the exons in RNA Processing? They are reattached in order
What are introns? Non-Coding DNA
When are introns removed? After transciption
How do you make the mRNA mature? connecting the exons
Where does RNA Processing occur? In the nucleus
When is the transcript an official molecule of mRNA? once the trancript has been processed
How does the mRNA molecule leave the nucleus? through the nuclear pores
What determines which amino acids will be used to make the new protein? the sequence of the nucleotides in the mRNA molecule
What is a codon? Every three bases on the mRNA
What is the genetic code used to translate? every three bases on the mRNA into 1 amino acid
How many possible amino acids are there? 20
how mnay start codons are there? 1
how many stop codons are there? 3
Most amino acids have more than one of what? condons (degeneracy)
Three codons that have no amino acid? Stop codons
What chemical language is in Transcription? Same language
What chemical language is in Translation? Different language
What does the gentic code being universal mean? All living organisims on earth use the same genetic code
If a gene is tranferred into another organsim, that organism is able to make the same what? Protein
RNA has how many nucleotide strands vs DNA 1
What is the RNA sequence translated into? protein sequence
What holds mRNA and links the amino acids together? Ribosomes
What all plays in Translation? RNA, Protein, and the three types of RNA
What type of RNA is the Product of transcription and processing? mRNA
What type of RNA acts as a molecular interpreter tRNA
What type of RNA carries amino acids? tRNA
Which type of RNA matches amino acids with codon in the mRNA using anticodons? tRNA
What are the two binding sites for tRNA? Amino acid and Anticodon
What is an anitcodon? Recognizes and pairs with a specific codon on the mRNA molecule
Are organelles that actually makes polypeptides Ribosomes
What are made up of two protein subunits? Ribosomes
The process of translation all happens in what? Ribosome
What holds the tRNA and mRNA for use in translation? fully assembles ribosome
What holds mRNA? Ribosome
In translation what binds to the first codon? tRNA
What is the codon that tRNA starts on? AUG
What is the codon that tRNA stops on? UAC
What binds to the next codon? the second tRNA
What are the three types of mutations? Substitution, Insertion, and Deletion
What changes do mutations cause? changes in the DNA sequence and mRNA sequence
What is the change in the codon reading frame? Frameshift
What occurs whenever 1 or 2 bases are added or lost from a coding section of a gene that causes mutation? Frameshift
what types of mutations cause a major change? deletion and insertion
Frameshift mutation adds a what? a stop codon
What is the name for the added stop codon that the frameshift mutation causes? truncates
What do truncates do? changes shape of protein
What gives organimsms traits? Proteins
Whats is DNA transcribed into RNA and RNA translated into Protein Central Dogma of Genetics
What is the gene for sickle cell anmeia? hemoglobin
In sickle cell anemeia what changes? one base pair and and one amino acid
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