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Transcription Protein Synthesis Part 1 pp. 204-206
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Overview The first step to making proteins is called transcription DNA RNA Protein
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Location Prokaryote: Cytoplasm Eukaryote: Nucleus
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Transcription DNA RNA Protein DNA is “rewritten” into mRNA Only genes needed for specific proteins are transcribed
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Transcription RNA Polymerase binds to DNA DNA unzips
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Transcription RNA Polymerase adds complementary RNA Nucleotides RNA has Uracil (U) instead of Thymine (T) Guanine and Thymine are the same
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Transcription EXAMPLE: Polymerase falls off & DNA rebinds DNA Strand T C A G C A G C T A G T A G T C G T C G A T C A mRNA Strand A G U C G U C G A U C A
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Result of Transcription Produces a single strand of RNA mRNA then carries “instructions” to ribosomes in the cytoplasm to make proteins
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Vocabulary Transcription Uracil RNA Polymerase In your tables, summarize the main goal of Transcription
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