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what is the purpose of the bases in DNA

tells the cell which amino acids to link to make the CFTR protein

where are proteins made

in the cytoplasm

why is DNA made here?

cannot pass through the membranes surrounding the nucleus.

What is protein synthesis?

the manufacture of proteins.


1) transcription


2) translation

where does transcription take place?

the nucleus

what is required for a protein to be made?

copy of the gene coding

what is the copy made from

nucleic acid - ribonucleic acid (RNA)

what does the RNA do after the copy

leave the nucleus carrying the information to the cytoplasm. where it is used in the manufacture of proteins

where does the original gene go?

stays in the cytoplasm

what is the difference between DNA AND RNA

RNA: Singled stranded polynucleotide made out of ribonucleic acid nucleotides. contain a ribose sugar and not deoxiribose. also RNA never contains thymine, instead its uracil.

why does RNA look double stranded

Rna molecules fold back on itself and complimentary base pairs pair with each other.

What is MRNA, and whys it called this?

the MRNA made in the nucleus, because it carries the code form the Nucleus to the cytoplasm.

What is translation

the correct sequence of amino acids join together

What is the enzyme that attaches to the DNA

DNA polymerise

what happens to the hydrogen bonds and d between pairs, and DNA?

break, and one strand DNA unwinds

what strand unwinds?

The template strand

what does the Template strand become when transcribed

mRNA molecule with the same base sequence as the DNA coding strand.

How does this happen

the two strands align, phospodiester bonds form to produce an MRNA molecule.

due to complimentary base pairing, what does the order of bases determine?

the order of bases on MRNA