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What is the Central Dogma?
It reflects the flow of genetic information from DNA to protein
Replication definition
copying of the entire genome for cell division
Transcription defintion
DNA is transcribed into RNA
Translation defintion
RNA is read in triplets by ribosomes to code for an amino acid
What is a gene?
Region of a DNA molecule containing a sequence of bases that is transcribed into a functional product
What is the regulatory region?
sequence of bases that control initiation of transcription
What is the coding region?
sequence of bases that are read into a functional molecule
What is the termination region?
sequence of nucleotides that stops transcription
Define Gene expression
the flow of genetic information from DNA via RNA (transcription) to protein (translation)
What is the enzyme used in transcription?
RNA polymerase
Where does transcription start?
At a region of DNA called a promter
In bacteria, what does RNA polymerase consist of?
5 subunits
Process of transcription in bacteria
sigma makes contact with DNA that begins transcription
once sigma is bound to DNA the helix opens and template is threaded through a channel
NTPs enter a diff channel and diffuse to the active site
incoming NTPs base pair complementary with the template strand
“A” base pairs with “U”