chapter 10 Flashcards
code of life
DNA
code for protein
DNA
make up of DNA
one sugar
one phosphate group
4 bases
held together by covalent bonds
phosphate and deoxyribose groups
bases and deoxyribose
held together by hydrogen bond
4 bases
semiconservative model
- 2 dna strands separate
- each strand is matched using base pairing
- new dna helix had 1 old strand with one new strand
bubbles
origins of replication
bubbles are opened up by _____ in the DNA
enzymes
enzymes add ______ to fuse the bubbles
nucleotides
break hydrogen bonds between nucleotides
helicase
adheres 2 pieces of DNA for lagging strand
ligase
DNA-> mRNA in nucleus by RNA polymerase
transcription
mRNA-> polypeptide chains at ribosome
translation
strings of animo acids
polypeptide chains
building blocks of proteins
amino acids
code for proteins
mRNA
bring amino acids to ribosome
tRNA
make up 2 subunits of ribosomes
rRNA
3 steps of transcription
- initiation
- elongation
- termination
RNA polymerase binds to promoter
initiation
determines with DNA strand is used and where gene code begins
promoter
1 RNA nucleotide is matched to RNA as strand grows
Elongation
RNA polymerase reaches the terminator
termination
ends the gene signal and RNA polymerase detaches
terminator
un needed parts of the sequence
introns
part of the sequence that code for the proteins
exons
where does mRNA leave
the nucleus
primary transcript can be edited in different ways to give different mRNA codes
RNA splicing
amino acids are matched to
mRNA codons
each tRNA molecule carries
1 amino acid
1 anticodon
three bases that match mRNA strand
anticodon
2 subunits of rRNA hold mRNA
translation
tRNA reads mRNA codon by matching its anticodon
translation
rRNA and proteins come together to form
ribosomes