Part 2 - Plants And Hunans Share The Same Language Flashcards

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What type of large organic molecule is DNA made of?

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Nucleic acid

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2
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What functions do proteins have?

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Every time we move contractile proteins in our muscles are making this possible

Multicellular organisms have a complex communication systems in which specific messenger proteins (such as hormones) deliver important information, enabling the organism to function and survive

Transporter proteins act to transport other molecules both within cells and between cells

Proteins can provide structure working an organism or act as catalysts to help processes (such as digestion in our stomachs)

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3
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What are the 4 different types of large organic molecules?

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Lipids, carbohydrates, proteins, nucleic acids

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4
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What are the building blocks of proteins called?

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Amino acids

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5
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How many building blocks of proteins are there?

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There are 20 building blocks of amino acids

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6
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What elements are proteins mostly made from? (4)

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Carbon, hydrogen, oxygen and nitrogen

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7
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What type of proteins allow movement and are found in muscles?

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Contractile proteins

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8
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What type of proteins are hormones?

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Messenger proteins

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9
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What type of proteins speed up chemical reactions in organisms?

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Enzymes

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10
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What type of proteins bind to other molecules and transport them within cells?

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Transporter proteins

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11
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What is the change in structure of a protein in response to temperature or PH called?

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Denaturation

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12
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What are the four letters used in a DNA code?

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A, T, C, G

THEY REPRESENT 4 bases

Adenine, thymine, cytosine, guanine

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13
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What are genes?

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They are the bases within a DNA strand that comprise a particular order and convey a particular meaning.

They contain specific information

The DNA molecule is a linear sequence of base pairs and genes are shorter linear sections

It is a short section of a long DNA molecule

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14
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The human genome has gore many genes?

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25000

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15
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What is a trait?

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It is another way of referring to a characteristic such as eye colour or flower colour

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16
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What part of the cell is DNA contained in?

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The nucleus

17
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What are the complex units called that DNA is packaged in to?

A

Chromosomes

18
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What shape do chromosomes form?

A

Double helix

19
Q

What ways can you summarise key points?

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Billeted list
Mind maps
Key words
Short summary paragraph 
Diagram 
Summarising in a table and
20
Q

What are genes made of ?

A

Nucleotides

Sugar
Phosphate group
Base (A,T, G,C)

21
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What is he one gene-one protein hypothesis?

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It is the relationship between a gene and the protein it codes for.

There is a direct and specific relationship between the linear sequence of base pairs that makes up a gene and the linear sequence of amino acids in a protein molecule

22
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How do genes and proteins have a relationship?

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Each gene code has the direct instructions to build a specific protein that has a specialist role and a unique chemical structure

23
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What additional molecule is involved Int he process of protein synthesis by DNA?

A

RNA
Ribonucleic acid

This is an intermediary molecule