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19 Cards in this Set
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what is the purpose of the bases in DNA
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tells the cell which amino acids to link to make the CFTR protein |
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where are proteins made
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in the cytoplasm
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why is DNA made here?
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cannot pass through the membranes surrounding the nucleus. |
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What is protein synthesis? |
the manufacture of proteins. 1) transcription 2) translation |
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where does transcription take place? |
the nucleus |
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what is required for a protein to be made? |
copy of the gene coding |
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what is the copy made from |
nucleic acid - ribonucleic acid (RNA)
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what does the RNA do after the copy
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leave the nucleus carrying the information to the cytoplasm. where it is used in the manufacture of proteins
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where does the original gene go?
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stays in the cytoplasm
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what is the difference between DNA AND RNA
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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. |
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why does RNA look double stranded
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Rna molecules fold back on itself and complimentary base pairs pair with each other.
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What is MRNA, and whys it called this?
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the MRNA made in the nucleus, because it carries the code form the Nucleus to the cytoplasm.
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What is translation
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the correct sequence of amino acids join together
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What is the enzyme that attaches to the DNA |
DNA polymerise
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what happens to the hydrogen bonds and d between pairs, and DNA?
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break, and one strand DNA unwinds
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what strand unwinds?
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The template strand
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what does the Template strand become when transcribed
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mRNA molecule with the same base sequence as the DNA coding strand. |
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How does this happen |
the two strands align, phospodiester bonds form to produce an MRNA molecule.
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due to complimentary base pairing, what does the order of bases determine?
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the order of bases on MRNA
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