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Nucleic Acids
is the biomolecules responsible for the capability of the cell to produce exact replicas.
Nucleotides
are building blocks of nucleic acids
mRNA
Carries genetic code or information from the DNA template
tRNA
temporary carriers of amino acids, bringing the appropriate amino acids to the ribosome based on the messenger RNA (mRNA) nucleotide sequence
rRNA
structural components of ribosomes
B-DNA
Right-handed. Most abundant form
Z-DNA
Least abundant form. Left-handed
James Watson and Francis Crick
Elucidated based on X-ray crystallography image of the DNA by Rosalind Franklin and Maurice Wilkins
Replication
DNA directed DNA synthesis
Unzipping/Helicase
opens or unwinds the DNA double helix
Enzyme Primace
anneals a primer
DNA Polimerades
add complimentary nucleotides to the elongating DNA strand
DNA Lygase
joins discontinued strand
Topoisomerase
removes tangle
Transcription
DNA directed RNA synthesis
Translation
RNA to protein
Point
change in 1 or more nucleotides
Transitional
purine to purine
Transversional
purine to pyrimidine
Silent
Codon containing the changed base codes for the SAME amino acid (di napapalitan)
Missense
codon containing for DIFFERENT amino aicd. (Napapalitan)
Nonsense
stop codon
Frameshift
Insert or Delete 1 or more nucleotides in the sequence
Insertion mutation
add
Deletion mutation
delete