Transcription
Translation
Vocabulary
Codon Chart
Mutations
100

How many genes are transcribed at once? 

Only 1

100

How does RNA go from the nucleus into the cytoplasm?

Through a nuclear pore

100

What is the central dogma?

DNA to mRNA to Proteins 

100

mRNA: CAU amino acid: ?

Histidine

100

What is a mutation?

A change in DNA

200

What is the end goal of transcription?

"To copy" a gene, will result in mRNA

200

Where does translation take place?

In the cytoplasm at the ribosome
200

In what molecule would you find the sugar Ribose?

RNA

200

mRNA: CAG amino acid: ?

Glutamine

200

Point mutations and frameshift mutations are both examples of this category of mutations

Gene mutations

300

Where does transcription begin?

Promoter 

300

What is the name of the bond that forms between amino acids in translation? 

Peptide bond

300

What is the definition of protein synthesis? 

Process to build proteins

300

What are the 3 stop codons?

UAA UAG UGA

300

How does a frameshift mutation change the reading frame of codons?

By adding or deleting a nitrogen base.

400

Where does transcription take place? Hint: Location in the cell

Nucleus

400

What is the job of tRNA?

Carry the correct amino acids to the building amino acid strand

400

What is the job of rRNA?

forms ribosomes where translation occurs

400

DNA: TAT amino acid: ?

Isoleucine 

400

What changes in a point mutation?

One nitrogen base

500

What enzyme(s) unzips DNA and lines up RNA bases?

RNA polymerase

500

What happens to mRNA after translation is completed?

mRNA is broken down or is translated again
500
What is an anticodon? 


Complimentary nucleotide bases to an mRNA codon

500

trna: UGA amino acid: ?

Threonine

500

What would happen if there was no start codon or no stop codon due to a mutation? 

No protein would be made.