vocab
CHROMOZONE what the purp of it ccroo
what are the different types
composed of protein and DNA
X and Y
they carry genetic information from cell to cell
what causes denature and what prevents it
heat or agitation causes the chemical breakdown of it. Aswell as failing to fold causes this.
CHAPERONE proteins prevent it
leads to diseases
responsible for reading the mRNA and building the protein
tRNA
what is the difference between Ucanine and Threonine nuecliotide bases
U is in mRNA and T is in DNA
what is start codon! and what is protein?
opposite of mono
poly 😍
how many bases make up a codon
3
opposite of codon and where is it
tRNA anitcodon
eacch strand of the DNA is held together by what bonds between what
the phosphate group and sugar
what is tRNA
transfer ribose nueclaicic acid.
who is the Arabian
Safie 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
what are some possible polypeptide chemical properties that would affect the folding of the protein
Hydrophobia, Hydrophillia, Connecting to another specific amino acid, connecting to amino acids that are similiar
where is rRNA held and what does it do
in the ribosome and it combines the proteins to the ribosomes.
RNA polymer ease
part of transcription where the RNA reads/ unzips the DNA strand
What is the process of protein synthesis
First transcription then translation
what does Frankenstein observe in the village and why was he attracted to it
to the gardening and civilization of people
in a nuecliotide what is the base connected to
the sugar
difference in DNA and RNA
kill Fiona an brown
list the bonds and their purposes
hydrogen bonds are weak and connect the nucleotide bases together. The covalent bonds bind the different nucleotides
Where does translation take place and where does transcription take place
translation takes place in the cytoplasm
Transcription in the nucleus
DENATURE
the unfolding of a protein
Why do some amino acids stay the same even in two different codons?
idk
but it says that the reasons I found where that
its an adaptation to decrease the effects of mutation
there are only so many sequences of codons possible compared to the amount of amino acids that exist
All amino acids are the same in all organisms but different organism may have different codons to do the same thing so its a way to allow for all organism to use the same system idk.
also It is PROVEN BY A THEORY THAT THE THIRD BASE IN A CODONS HAS LESS SIGNIFICANCE THAN THE FIRST AND SECOND.
if the DNA sequence has GTA then what is the tRNA anticodon
GUA
enzyme that pulls together free floating nucleotide to form
RNA polymerase
What are the nucleotide of tRNA called
anticodons to replace the codon of the mRNA