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DNA Structure

●2 Long Anti-Parallel Chains joined together by complementary Base pair rule


●Double Helix


●Stable molecule-allows genetic info to be passed down without change


●Large molecule can carry large amounts of info


●Hydrogen bonds weak allows easy separation during replication and synthesis


●Strong phosphodiester bond protection the bases which forms the code in the centre

RNA Structure

●Short polynucleotide chain


3 Types are:


-mRNA:messenger RNA - transfer genetic info from DNA to ribosome


-rRNA:ribosomal RNA - with proteins make up ribosome


-tRNA:transfer RNA - transfers specific amino a to ribosomes for protein synthesis

SEMI-CONSERVATIVE REPLICATION

●Double Helix untwisted when DNA HELICASE breaks hydrogen bonds between bases; allowing 2 strands to separate


●Both strands act as a template


●Free complementary bases pair up to exposed bases


●Phosphodiester covalent bond forms by condesation reaction between nucleotides to join sugar phosphate backbone using DNA POLYMERASE


●●NAME because 1 molecule consists of 1 conserved 'old' strand and 1 newly built strand

When a cell divides (interphase) it needs to make identical copies to form sister chromatids