13.1-13.2 Flashcards

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(occurs in the nucleus) DNA - RNA

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transcription

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(occurs in the nucleus) DNA - DNA

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Replication

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(occurs in the cytoplasm - ribosomes)
RNA - proteins

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translation

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copies DNA and gives the information to ribosomes.

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mRNA (messenger RNA)

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brings the amino acids to ribosomes from the cytoplasm.

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tRNA (transfer RNA)

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major component of the ribosome.

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rRNA (ribosomal RNA)

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RNA polymerase binds to the coding strand (sense strand) of the DNA at its promoter region.

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Initiation

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the RNA transcript elongates.

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Elongation

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RNA polymerase reaches the terminator region of the DNA molecule.

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Termination

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noncoding regions of RNA

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Introns

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Coding regions of RNA

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Exons

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the process of removing introns and joining the exons together.

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Splicing

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has the genetic code (specific sequence of amino acids in a protein)

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DNA (Genes)

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every organism has the same genetic code

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Universal

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every three bases combine to form a triplet code. Triplet code on the mRNA molecule

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Codon

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more than one code can code for a specific amino acid.

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Redundancy

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start codon (also codes for the amino acid methionine)

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AUG