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DNA stands for
Deoxy Ribonuclaic Acid
Levene
Found the four diffrent parts of the nucleotide
Nucleotide
DNA segmant with three parts
3 Parts of Nucleotide
Phosphate
Deoxy ribose shugar
Nitrogen base
4 DNA nitrogen bases
Adenine---------Thymine
Cytosine--------Guanine
Griffith
Leathal and non leathal tests on mice. R non leathal S leathal, finds out that some transforming factor from dead lethal turns non leathal into lethal
Avery
Tried to find transforming principle.
Took away parts of bacteria until he descovered it was DNA
Hersy and Chase
Looked at viruses,
Inserted Radioactive sulfer into the protiene coat of a virus.
Inserted radioactive phosphoris into DNA. Lets infect cell. When blended, radioactive P ended up in cell, while radioactive S ended up outside.
Chargoff
(bitter) descovered chargoffs pairs, states that Adnine and thynine is proportional to guanine and cytoziene
Fraklin
Took pictures of DNA using x ray diffraction, figured our helical shape.
Watson and Crick
Figured out the structure of DNA.
Structure of DNA
Phosphate backbone. 5 carbon shugar. Nitrogen bases pair up AT GC.

TC smaller(dermindins) 2

AG larger(purnines) 2

*See photo
DNA replication
Helicax splits DNA

Polomerase adds complimentary pairs to template
Reading
Because Polomorace only reades one way, one goes all the way down, while the other goes up and when he comes to a part he's done before he goes to the bottom and starts again.When this happens, a small gap is formed. This is filled by Ligase.
Prokaryotic vrs. Eukaryotic
Because prokaryotic has only one cell, it is one cyrcle with one hylocase on the one chromsome. Eukaryotic has many thousands of hylocases
DNA codes for its protiens with RNA. RNA is
Ribonoclaic acid(with O). Only one strand.
RNA has ____ parts
3,
Shugar(5 carbon)- Ribose
Phosphate Group- Backbone
Nitrogen contraining base

Adnine------URACIL
Guanine-----Cytosine
3 Types of RNA
mRNA- Messenger
rRNA-ribosomal RNA
tRNA-Tansfer RNA
Making Protien
A) Transcrisption

DNA has a code

....TAC GCC TGC CGG ACT.....

RNA polomorace attaches at prometer sequence(before) and reads to the terminatinon sequence. It matches the DNA molicule and complimentary base pairs it with RNA molicules (G-C)
mRNA carries this signal from the nucleous to the Ribosmome
tRNA changes it from a nuclaic acid(language of DNA) to amino acids(language of protiens) Reads the DNA in grops of 3 and matches them with com base pairs(called anti codon's).
Codes
RUG is the universal start code. There are 3 end codes. These Sequences of three are called Codons