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DNA and Words Activity

White table up front (Nucleus) Directions In groups of two, undergo a simulation of protein synthesis (instead of amino acids to make proteins we will be using words to make sentences) Transcribe the DNA in the Nucleus (white table up front) onto a piece of mRNA (worksheet) Bring your mRNA back to your desk (ribosome) and base pair the codons and anticodons (found on your tRNA sheet) together to determine the sentence. Raise your hand to check your answer with me. Base Pairing Rules: DNA  DNA DNA  RNA RNA  RNA (Transcription) (Translation) A=T A = U A = U T = A T = A U = A G =C G = C G = C C = G C = G C = G White table up front (Nucleus) Your desk (Ribosome)

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. ATGATTCAACACATCCAGCCACATTAG ATGAAA AACAAGGTACACATCTAG 2. ATGAAAAACAATTGCACGTAG 3. ATGTAAACCACTACATAG 4. ATGAGAAGTAGGAGAAGCATAATCTAG 5. ATGATTCAACACATCCAGCCACATTAG 6. ATGCCCCCGAGAAGCCCTTAG 7. ATGCGACGCCGGCGTTAG

8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. ATGAAAGGTAAGGTAGTCTAG ATGCTACTCATAGATCTGCTTTAG 9. ATGTAAAGGGAAGACGAGTAG 10. ATGCCCCCGGCAGCCGCGTAG 11. ATGGCTCCGAGAGGAGGCAGAGGGTAG 12. ATGAAAGGTAAGGTAGTCTAG 13. ATGAAAGTGAAGGTTTAG 14. ATGTAAAGGGAATACTATTCATAG

15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. ATGTTACCGAGATTCTTGTTTTAG ATGTAATCCTCGTCTCGGCGTTAG 16. ATGATAGATCTGCTTCCGAGAAGCTAG 17. ATGCCCCCGGAATGATGCTAG 18. ATGTGGGTATGTCGGCGTTAG 19. ATGTTACCGAGATTCTTGTTTTAG 20. ATGTTATCCTCGTGGTTGTTTTAG

tRNA Anti-codons and words UAG = Stop (period) CCG = is CGC = water AUG = Initiator (Start) CCU = subject CGG = every AAA = Your CGA = drink CGU = day AAC = mother AAG = wears AAU = dresses ACG = funny ACC = have ACU = dog ACA = breath AGA = the AGG = are AGU = Beatles AGC = best AUA = rock AUC = band AUU = an CAA = old CAC = rubber CAG = breaks CAU = pulled CCA = when CCC = Biology CUA = I CUC = love CUG = roll CUU = music GAA = all GAC = demented GAG = puppies GAU = and GCA = so GCC = much GCG = fun GCU = education GGA = door GGC = to GGG = future GGU = father GUA = a GUC = dress GUG = brother GUU = nothing UAA = we UAC = in UAU = this UCA = together UCC = must UCG = be UCU = informed UGA = around UGC = you UGG = read UGU = little UUA = DNA UUC = code UUG = for