Chapter 22- DNA Bio Flashcards
What are the possible genotypes for colorblindness?
XBXB: normal vision in females. XBXb: normal vision in females (carrier). XBY: normal vision in males. XbY: colorblind male.
What is the central dogma?
DNA to RNA to protein.
What are the monomer subunits for protein?
amino acids
Where are proteins made?
at the ribosomes where amino acids are attached with peptide bonds
the loss of function of a protein due to improper pH is called what?
denatured protein
What are the two parts of gene expression?
transcription and translation
What occurs at transcription?
occurs in the nucleus and it is DNA to RNA
What occurs at translation?
In the cytoplasm and mRNA to a formed protein
what are the 3 types of RNA?
mRNA, tRNA, and rRNA
function of mRNA:
carry protein info from the DNA in the nucleus to the cytoplasm
function of rRNA:
ensures proper alignment of the mRNA and ribosome during protein synthesis and catalyzes formation of peptide bonds.
function of tRNA:
moved amino acids from out in cytoplasm to mRNA
Mature mRNA has the ____ removed and only the extra important parts called ___ remain
introns; exons
what do exons do?
remain the code for the protein structure
What is the name of the process of DNA replication and what happens during it?
semiconservative replication. two new DNA molecules have one new strand and one old strand.