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Definitionnof protein synthesis

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Way body cells buil protein molecules

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Name 3 uses of it

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Repair damage to tissues/organs
Growth
Hormones

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What are the building blocks for p s?
How many letters makes an amino acid?
How many amino acids are there altogether and how do they link to p s?

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Amino acids
3
20
aa can be arranged in diff ways to make diff types of proteins.Long chain folds up to form specific size/shape

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Name and explain the steps in which protein synthesis happens?
How is RNA different from DNA?

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DNA strands unzip -1 strand used as template
Transcription happens in nucleus (copying of DNA)Noncoding DNA strand uses the 1 DNA strand to make complementary basesto make mRNA
Translation-RNA goes from nucleus to join onto ribosome
DNA code built again ,aa/transfer RNA join together with complementary bases on RNA
codons match up with complementary anitcodons to create a chain of aa which forms protein

1 strand shorter and easier to get thro nucleus uses U instead of T.

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How can genetic variations arise?

How does non coding DNA affect binding of polymerase?

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mutations
produces allele has code for a diff sequence of aa
may change shape of final protein and so its activity decrease,increase or stop
while binding of non coding DNA infront gene a mutation can happen this may affect the ability of polymerase to bind to it easier/difficult affect how much mRNA is transcribed therefore how much of the protein is produced.depending on function = phenotype may be affected

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