Basics Flashcards
DNA to DNA
Replication
DNA to RNA
Transcription
RNA to Proteins
Translation / Protein SYnthesis
DNA
Deoxyribonucleic Acid
RNA
Ribonucleic Acid
Who discovered Nucleic Acid? What did he name it?
Freidrich Meicher . He named it “NUCLEIN”
Who discovered the acidic nature of Nuclein ? What did he name it?
Altman. He termed it Nucleic Acid
Where is Nucleic Acid found?
Nucleus..
DNA and RNA are
Nucleic Acids
DNA is a polymer of ————-.
Nucleotides
Nucleotide is made up of
Nitrogenous Bases, Pentose Sugar, and Phosphate
2 Types of Nitrogenous Bases
Purine and Pyrimidine
Phosphate is present in the form of
Phosphoric Acid (H3PO4)
H3PO4
Phosphoric Acid
RNA and DNA are made up of ————nitrogenous bases.(same/diff)
Different
Purine in DNA are
Adenine and Guanine
Pyrimindine in DNA are
Cytosine and Thiamine
What is unique in RNA?
Instead of Thiamine, we have Uresil
DNA is ————– structure.
DOUBLE HELIX
Adenine and Thiamine have
Double Bond (Purine=Pyrimidine)
Guanine and Cytosine have
Triple Bond
Pentose sugar in DNA and RNA
In Pentose Sugar of DNA, on 2nd Carbon, only “H” is present, While in Pentose Sugar of RNA, on 2nd Carbon, OH is present
Phosphate sugar is attached to
5th Carbon of Pentose Sugar
How phosphate is attached?
From the 3rd Carbon of pentose sugar of DNA, OH is present. O gets removed due to deoxygenated reaction, One space gets empty and Phosphate joins in from there and the chain continues like this