Biology 13.1-13.2
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| RNA | Is a nucleic acid that directs the production of proteins
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| Transcription | The process of changing DNA into RNA
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| Codon | Is the three base "word" of mRNA used to determine the amino acid
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| Transfer RNA | job is to carry an amino acid to the ribosome and find the correct codon.
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| Translation | Determining the amino acid sequence that corresponds to the codon
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| Anti-codon | Found on the tRNA molecule and has the complementary bases to an mRNA codon
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| Exons | Are spliced back together to form the mRNA molecule
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| polypeptide | A protein is made of a ________________chain of amino acids
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| Messenger RNA | job is to carry encoded information to the ribosome.
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| Intron | The segment of the DNA that is cut out prior to becoming mRNA
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| Ribosomal RNA | Forms an important part of the subunits of the ribosome
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| Differences of DNA and RNA: Uracil | RNA contains ______________ instead of Thymine
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| Differences of DNA and RNA: Ribose | RNA contains _______________ instead of Deoxyribose
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| Differences of DNA and RNA: Single Stranded | RNA is generally __________________ instead of double standed
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| Why is RNA important? | RNA are involved in making proteins and RNA controls the assembly of amino acids into proteins
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| Cytoplasm | This is where Protein synthesis takes place
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| When transcribing from DNA to mRNA what is the opposite of (A) Adenine? | (U) Uracil
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| What is the mRNA strand from this DNA strand? DNA: CAC TGT | GUG ACA
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| What is the mRNA strand from this DNA strand? DNA: ACA GTG | UGU CAC
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