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DNA is arranged in this structure?

Double helix

What is this structure?

What is this structure?

Nucleotide

Label the 3 parts of this structure.

Label the 3 parts of this structure.

Name the 4 possible bases on a DNA strand.

Adenine


Cytosine


Guanine


Thymine

What is complementary base pairing?

When the nucleotides form the DNAstructure the bases pair up with their corresponding partner.

What are the base pairings?

Adenine with thymine


Cytosine with guanine

What determines the sequence of amino acids?

The sequence of bases.

What is messenger RNA (mRNA)'s function?

to carry the complementary copy of the code from DNA, in the nucleus, to the ribosome, in the cytoplasm.

What are proteins made up of?

Amino acids

what do amino acids determine?

The proteins shape, function and molecular structure.

describe step 1 of protein synthesis

describe step 1 of protein synthesis

mRNA copies its complementary DNA strand.

describe step 2 of protein synthesis

describe step 2 of protein synthesis

The mRNA leaves the nuclear pore and travels to the ribosome in the cytoplasm.

describe step 3 of protein synthesis

describe step 3 of protein synthesis

The bases from the mRNA instruct the ribosome which amino acid to use to form the protein.