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Warm UP: (2/18 Silent!) DNA, RNA or Both? 1. Single Stranded 2. Double Stranded 3. Ribose 4. Deoxyribose 5. In cytoplasm 6. In nucleus.

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1 Warm UP: (2/18 Silent!) DNA, RNA or Both? 1. Single Stranded 2. Double Stranded 3. Ribose 4. Deoxyribose 5. In cytoplasm 6. In nucleus

2 Quiz Time!! Take out a piece of paper and number it 1-8!!

3 Synthesis - Means "to make something." DNA RNA (a copy) Proteins

4 M= Messenger!!!!

5 Converting DNA to mRNA DNAmRNA A=U T= A G=C C=G

6 Amino Acids – Building Blocks (monomers) for Proteins Condon: Set of three bases that codes for one amino acid. 3: Bases = 1: amino acid

7 Converting mRNA to Amino Acids (AA)

8 Lets Practice: mRNA: UUG

9 Converting mRNA to Amino Acids (AA) Lets Practice: mRNA: UUG mRNA: CGA

10 Converting mRNA to Amino Acids (AA) Lets Practice: mRNA: UUG mRNA: CGA mRNA: CGG DNA: CCA

11 You ALWAYS need to start with a START codon….. Look for the AUG

12 Code # 1: ATGGTAGCTAACCTT 1. What is the complementary DNA strand? 2. Convert the complementary DNA strand to mRNA 3. Convert the mRNA Strand to Amino Acids remember to start with AUG Code # 2: CAGATGGAATTGCTCGAT

13 Complete Practice Questions Building Protein in Packet, Complete Both Sides (DNA to RNA and RNA to Protein)

14 Amoeba Sisters http://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=Ameboa%20sisters &qs=n&form=QBVR&pq=ameboa%20sisters&sc=8-13&sp=- 1&sk=#view=detail&mid=B9451DBB53E455D382C7B9451D BB53E455D382C7

15 Name of Process: Where is this process located (assuming eukaryote cell)? Is DNA directly involved in process? Which types of RNA are involved? End Result Transcription 1.2.mRNA only3. Translation 4.5. mRNA tRNA rRNA 6.

16 Solving a Crime!

17 A Crime at Sweet Home High School! The Victim: Mr. Nichol

18 A Crime at Sweet Home High School! The Crime

19 A Crime at Sweet Home High School! The Evidence

20 DNA Unit Study the hypothetical DNA from the crime scene by..... 1. Building a large model of its structure 2. Decoding the DNA into protein 3. Using the protein to determine the suspect's genetic traits 4. Using DNA Technology to identify the criminal.

21 Protein Folding

22 In your Packet complete the protein folding assignment with your table partner Make sure to draw each structure!

23 Genetic Technologies NOVA cracking your genetic code!

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