Transcription
The template for mRNA.
DNA.
Where translation occurs.
The ribosomes.
The process in which proteins are made.
Protein synthesis.
Methionine.
Any permanent change in the DNA sequence.
A mutation
The first process in protein synthesis.
Transcription.
What the ribosomes are reading.
The codons.
The amino acid of GCC.
Alanine.
The type of mutation that occurs when a base is inserted or deleted.
Frameshift mutation.
Where transcription occurs.
The Nucleus.
The tRNA job is.
Bringing specific amino acids to the ribosomes.
The central dogma of genetics.
DNA - RNA - Protein.
The 4 letters in the center of the codon wheel.
A, U, G, and C.
These environmental agents like UV light or chemical exposure can cause mutations in DNA.
Mutagens.
The strand being synthesized in transcription.
The formation of protein.
The two main stages in protein synthesis.
Transcription and translation.
Codons of the mRNA AUGCGAUCAUGCUAA.
AUG, CGA, UCA, UGC, and UAA.
A mutation that involves a change in only one nitrogenn base.
Point or Substitution mutation.
Purpose of transcription.
To carry the code/instructions out of the nucleus.
The type of bonds used in translation.
Peptide Bonds.
The number of levels of structure a protein has.
4.
Codons of Glutamine.
CAA, and CAG.
A mutation that results in a premature stop codon.
A nonsense mutation.