4A - DNA, RNA and photosynthesis Flashcards

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DNA in eukaryotes

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  • contains linear DNA molecule, that is wrapped around histone to produce a chromosome

the mitochondrai and the chloroplast - have their own DNA - circular and short ( due to endosymbiotic )

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Prokaryotic cells

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  • DNA - shorter and circular
    not wrapped around histone
  • condense to fit inthe cell by supercoiling
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Genes

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  • sequence of DNA bases that codes for either polypeptide and functional RNA
  • diff bases codes for diff polypeptide
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genome

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  • complete sets of genes in the cell
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proteome

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  • full range of proteins that cell is able to produce
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Non coding DNA

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  • section that doesn’t code AA = introns
  • eukaryotic DNA contains region of multiple repeats outside of genes = non coding multiple repeats
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alleles

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  • different version of the gene ( polypeptide)
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RNA

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  • have ribose sugar
  • no thymine but have uracile
  • shorter
  • single strand
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mRNA

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  • carries the genetic code, form nucles to the ribosomes
  • are single polynucleotide strand
  • have 3 adjacent bases = triplets
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tRNA

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  • carries AA used to make protein to the ribosome
  • folded into clover shape - HB between specific base pair hole this mole into shape
  • contain anticodoen ( seq of 3 specific bases )
  • contain amino acidf binding site
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transcription

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  1. RNA polymerase attaches to DNA - DNA helicase attach to RNA poly break down the HB - exposes the bases
  2. Complementary mRNA formed - free roaming RNA, line up against the complementary template strand, joined together by RNA polymerase
  3. RNA polymerase move down the strand - assembls mRNA, HB reforms once RNA poly pass
  4. RNA poly reaches the stop signal = deattaches from DNA, mRNA out of nuc into cyto
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editing the mRNA

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  • remove the introns = splicing
  • happens in the nucleus

in prokaryotes - mRNA produce directly from the DNA - no introns

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Translation

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  1. Ribo bind to the mRNAcna tRNA mole carrying AA to it, ATP provides the energy needed for ht ebond between AA
  2. the tRNA mole with anticodon line up against the complementary first codon of mRNA, attaches to the mRNA by comp base pairing, 2nd tRNA staches to the second codon
  3. 2 AA atached to the tRNA molecules are joined by peptide bond, First tRNA moves away, leaving AA behind
  4. third tRNA bind to the next codon
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Natures of genetic code

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  • universal - same specific base triplets code for the same AA in all living things
  • non overlapping - codons only readn in triplets
  • degenerate - diff base seq codes for the same amino acid
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