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Genetic Code

How the information of life is stored in a cell's DNA

Nitrogenous bases (DNA)

Adenine, Guanine, Cytosine, and Thymine

Base pairing

Attraction between complementary nitrogenous base that produces a force that holds the two strand of DNA together

Replication

Copy DNA

Watson and Crick

First to describe structure of DNA and replication

Nitrogenous bases (RNA)

Adenine, Cytosine, Guanine, and Uracil

mRNA

Carries information from the DNA to ribosomes

rRNA

Makes up major part of ribosome

tRNA

Carries amino acids to ribosomes

Transcription

Molecule of DNA is copied into a complementary stand of mRNA

RNA polymerase

Connects RNA nucleotides to each other

Codon

Group of three nucleotides on an mRNA strand the codes for an amino acid

Prokaryotic Cells

mRNA molecule transcribes from gene is the code to make proteins

Eukayotic Cells

RNA is modified before used to make proteins

Introns

Noncoding regions in mRNA

Exons

Parts of mRNA used to form proteins

RNA splicing

Removes introns and joins exons together

Translation

mRNA messages get decoded into proteins