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What is gene expression

process where a gene’s dna is used to make rna and proteins

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what is transcription

copying of dna to mrna

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what is translation

reading mrna to make a protein

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Three ways RNA differs from DNA

Different sugar
Different nitrogen base
Different structure

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monomer of dna and rna

nucleotide

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monomer of protein

amino acid

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transcription product synthesized

mRNA

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transcription template

DNA

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transcription location in euk cell

nucleus

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translation template

mRNA

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translation product synthesized

protein (polypeptide)

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translation location in euk cell

cytoplasm on ribosome

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central dogma

genetic information flowing from DNA to RNA by transcription and from RNA to protein by translation

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proteins are made up of 

amino acids

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how many different types of amino acids are used in protein synthesis

20 amino acids

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in what organ in humans is the crystallin gene expressed

lens of the eye

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what is produced when crystallin gene is expressed

crystallin proteins

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crystallin protein function

maintain lens transparency and focus light onto retina

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three main types of crystallin

alpha beta gamma (a b y)

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do skin cells have the crystallin gene?

yes, but no expression, only lens cells activate genes

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dna letters

atcg

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rna letters

aucg

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how is rna different from DNA

single stranded, in nucleus and cytoplasm, carries and translates genetic info

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how many nucleotides in a codon

three

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how many total codons are there in dna langauge

64

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which dna strand is used to produce mRNA transcript

template strand

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is dna single or double stranded

double, but only template strand is used during transcription to make mRNA

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two strands of dna and function

template strand, used to make mRNA
coding strand, matches mRNA sequence

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dna to mrna A turns into

U

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dna to mrna T turns into

A

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dna to mrna C turns into

G

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dna to mrna G turns into

C

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what are codons

group of three nucleotides in mRNA that tell the cell which amino acid to add

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how many codons code for amino acids

61

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stop codons

UAA UAG UGA

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where is the start codon

AUG

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Which amino acid does AUG code for

Met, start codon that signals beginning of protein synthesis

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why is genetic code  redundant and not ambiguous 

redundant because multiple codons can code for same amino acid
not ambiguous because each codon always codes for only one specific amino acid

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what is a reading frame

way nucleotides in mRNA are grouped into codons during translation

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what happens when reading frame is shifted

all codons change, producing wrong amino acids

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what sets the correct reading frame

start codon AUG

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where does the amino acid attach on t RNA

3’ end

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where is the anticodon located

bottom loop of tRNA molecule

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what is an anticodon

set of three nucleotides on a tRNA molecule that pairs with complementary codon on mRNA during translation

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anticodon example if mrna is aug trna is

uac

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<p>top of clover</p>

top of clover

3’ end of trna where a specific amino acid binds

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<p>bottom of clover green loop</p>

bottom of clover green loop

anticodon loop, three bases forming anticodon

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<p>middle pink blue loop</p>

middle pink blue loop

D loop and TYC loop, helps molecule fold properly and interact with ribosome

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<p>left groove of large subunit</p>

left groove of large subunit

e site, trna exits

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<p>middle groove of large subunit</p>

middle groove of large subunit

p site, peptidyl site holds tRNA with growing peptide chain

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<p>right groove of large subunit</p>

right groove of large subunit

A site, aminoacyl, entry site where tRNA carrying new amino acid binds to mRNA codon

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what are two units of euk ribosome

large 60s small 40s

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total size of euk ribosome

80s

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mrna description

single stranded copy of a gene made during transcriptionm

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mrna function

carry genetic code from dna to ribosome

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trna description

cloverleaf shaped molecule with anticodon and aminoacid attachment site

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trna function

bring correct amino acid to ribsome by matching anticodon to mrna codon

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rrna description

structural rna that combines with proteins to form ribosomes

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rrna function

form ribosome and catalyze the formation of peptide bonds between amino acid

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why is anticodon important during protein synthesis

ensures correct amino acid is added to growing protein chain

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enzyme that uses dna template strand to transcribe new mrna strand, doesnt require primer

rna pol

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what is a transcription unit

stretch of dna that is transcibred into rna by rna pol

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promoter

where rna pol binds and starts transcription

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the gene of transcription unit

part that is actually copied into rna

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terminator of transcription unit

sequence that signals rna pol to stop transcription