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Protein Synthesis
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You should be able to describe
Generally, how a protein is made from DNA The process of transcription The process of translation How the DNA codes for RNA and how RNA codes for amino acids
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How does DNA express the phenotypes it codes for?
Proteins Ex. OCA2 gene codes for a protein that helps transport melanin within the melanocytes (cells that produce melanin)
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How does it do this?
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Transcription Going from DNA to mRNA -DNA serves as a template to the new mRNA strand - RNA has the same base pairs as DNA except instead of Thymine it has Uricil
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Now you try! DNA strand – ACCGTACCTGGA RNA strand – UGGCAUGGACCU
One more try DNA strand – TCCGGAATCGGTA RNA strand – AGGCCUUAGCCAU
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Translation Going from RNA language to amino acid language
Amino acids are what makes up __________? ?
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Translation Going from RNA language to amino acid language
Amino acids are what makes up Proteins!
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Proteins do the work of the cell which makes a phenotypic effect.
Examples Proteins can bind to DNA to start DNA replication, therefore making more cells for growth Protein such as insulin, makes glucogon when blood sugar gets too high
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Cracking the code
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A closer look at transcription
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A closer look at translation
First, take a look at tRNA , rRNA, and mRNA
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Translation
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Termination of translation
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Now you try!!
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Note the differences between prokaryotes and eukaryotes
Eukaryotic Transcription Transcription initiation complex
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Note the differences between prokaryotes and eukaryotes
Eukaryotes - After Transcription RNA processing
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Note the differences between prokaryotes and eukaryotes
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You should be able to describe
Generally, how a protein is made from DNA The process of transcription The process of translation How the DNA codes for RNA and how RNA codes for amino acids
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