Basics
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Protein Synthesis
Transcription
Translation
100

4 nitrogenous bases of RNA

Adenine, Guanine, Cytosine, Uracil

100

____ is too big to leave the nucleus.

DNA
100

This type of RNA carries the message from the nucleus to the ribosome

mRNA

100

Location of where transcription happens

Nucleus

100

Location of where translation happens

Ribosome

200
T or F:

RNA can be found in the nucleus and cytoplasm

True

200

The 3 bases on tRNA are called ____.

anticodon

200

A ribosome will continue to create a protein until it encounters a __________.

STOP codon

200

Transcribe the following from DNA to mRNA:

TACGATGACTAGCCGA

AUGCUACUGAUCGGCU

200

An mRNA strand is AUG-CUA-CCG. What would be the resulting tRNA anticodons?

UAC-GAU-GGC

300

What are the 2 parts of protein synthesis called?

Transcription and translation

300

Any change in the DNA sequence is called a _____.

mutation

300

What is the START codon and what amino acid does it code for?

AUG, Met

300

You use the ______ on mRNA to code for the amino acid.

codon

300

Translate the following mRNA sequence:

UUUCAUGUCAAGCGUUGA

Phenylalanine - Histidine - Valine - Lysine - Arginine - STOP

400

A codon is a sequence of how many bases?

3 bases

400

Translation turns _____ into ______.

mRNA, protein/amino acids

400

List the basic steps of protein synthesis

DNA --> mRNA --> protein

400

What is the product of transcription?

mRNA

400

Ribosomes read the mRNA strand ___ codon at a time. Each codon is made of ___ nitrogen bases.

1, 3

500

What are the 3 types of RNA?

mRNA, tRNA, rRNA

500

The arrangement of amino acids/proteins will determine an organisms' _____.

Trait

500

What is the role of tRNA?

Brings amino acid to the ribosome

500

Work backwards on this tRNA sequence to find the mRNA sequence:

UCGGAUCAUGA

AGCCUAGUACU

500

___________ is what links amino acids together and creates a polypeptide (protein).

Peptide bonds