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Differences in RNA vs DNA
DNA- double strand, thymine base (pairs with adenine), deoxyribose

RNA- single strand, uracil base (pairs with adenine), ribose

Bases and Their Pairs
Adenine and Thymine

Guanine and Cytosine

Purines
Adenine and Guanine
Pyrimadines
Cytosine and Thymine
DNA Steps for Protein Synthesis
1) DNA replicates (Replication)

2) mRNA transcribes (Transcription)


3) mRNA -> R. RNA


4) Bond with codons


5) Amino Acids join together to make protein

What is the importance of DNA?
It's in every living thing
Who was Erwin Chargaff?
Austrian

Came up with Chargaff Rules

Who was James Watson?
American

Won the Nobel Prize with Wilkins and Crick

Who was Francis Crick?
English

Won the Nobel Prize with Watson and Wilkins

Who was Rosalind Franklin?
English

Crystallographer


Didn't receive the Nobel Prize


Died of ovarian cancer

Who was John Wilkins?
Duel citizenship in England and New Zealand

Crystallographer


Won the Nobel Prize with Watson and Crick

Who was Linus Pauling?
American

Studying DNA

What are the 3 types of RNA?
Messenger- mRNA

Ribosomal- R. RNA


Transfer- tRNA

What happens during Transcription?
DNA is transformed into RNA
What is the role of the enzyme RNA polymerase?
To unzip the DNA strand
What is a codon?
A specific group of three sequential bases of a nucleotide
How does a codon recognize a specific amino acid?
Using tRNA as a conduit