RNA

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RNA

Central Dogma of Biology
DNA > RNA > Protein
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Central Dogma of Biology DNA > RNA > Protein
Gene section of a chromosome that codes for a trait
(the bigger the chromosome the bigger the trait)
How does the code get to the ribosomes? RNA's
3 types of RNA 1) mRNA
2)rRNA
3) tRNA
mRNA messenger: that carries the code to ribosomes to make protein
rRNA ribosomal: makes up ribosomes ( makes the ribosome itself)
tRNA transfer: amino acids from cytoplasm to ribosomes
DNA has thymine vs. RNA has uracil
RNA single stranded vs. DNA double stranded
Deoxyribose vs. ribose
Protein synthesis making of a protein in the cell
2 parts of protein synthesis 1) transcription
2) translation
Transcription the making of RNA from DNA
(all types of RNA are made this way- focuses on mRNA)
Translation the RNA code is converted into proteins
Total number of amino acids 20
codon 3 nucleotides in a row in mRNA that codes for an amino acid
start codon AUG
first amino acid met(hionine)
stop codons stops the making of the protein
post-transcriptional modifications changes to mRNA before it leaves nucleus
(post-transcriptional modifications) 1) 5` GTP cap
2) 3` Poly-A tail
3) introns are removed
4) extrons are spliced together
tRNA structure (2 ends)
1 anticodon
2 amino acid ends
rRNA structure sites- spaces for tRNAs to bind
translocation the moving of ribosomes down the mRNA while making a protein

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