1. Replication, Transcription & Translation Foldable
Fold your paper as shown by mrs. Basepayne

2. Directions Replication DNA RNA Translation PROTEIN Transcription
On the front of the foldable set it up as follows:
Replication
DNA
Transcription
RNA
Translation
PROTEIN

3. TAB 1: REPLICATION DEFINE REPLICATION
DRAW AND WRITE EACH STEP OF REPLICATION SIMILAR TO PAGE 237 IN YOUR TEXTBOOK
ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS:
WHERE IN THE CELL DOES DNA REPLICATION OCCUR?
WHAT ENZYME UNZIPS THE DNA MOLECULE?
WHAT ENZYME ADDS AND BONDS THE NEW NUCLEOTIDES TO THE DNA MOLECULE?
HOW ARE MISTAKES CORRECTED DURING DNA REPLICATION?
SINCE THE NEW DNA MOLECULES OF MADE UP OF HALF THE OLD DNA AND HALF NEW DNA, DNA REPLICATION IS

4. Tab 2: Transcription DNA  RNA
Draw a picture showing transcription – Make sure it is LABELED! SEE PAGE 241
Step by step directions of what happens during transcription – can be part of your diagram.
What are the three types of RNA made during transcription? What is each of their functions?
How do RNA and DNA differ?
What role does RNA polymerase play during transcription?
How is DNA polymerase different from RNA polymerase?

5. Tab 3: Translation RNA  Protein
Draw a picture showing translation – Make sure it is LABELED!
Step by step directions of what happens during translation – can be part of your diagram.
What is made during translation?
What is a codon? Anticodon?
What is a start codon? Stop codon?
Explain why the genetic code is universal.