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What sugar is in RNA?

Ribose

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How many strands are USUALLY in RNA?

1

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RNA contains ___ instead of thymine?

Uracil

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The 3 main types of RNA are:

Messenger, Ribosomal & Transfer

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The process in which segments of DNA serve as templates to produce complementary RNA molecules?

transcription

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Where do RNA and protein synthesis take place in prokaryotes?

Cytoplasm

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Where is RNA produced in eukaryotes?

The nucleus

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Where does the RNA travel in eukaryotes after production?

The cytoplasm

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What enzyme binds to DNA during transcription and separates the DNA strands?

RNA polyamerase

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What does RNA polymerase bind to?

Promoters

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What are the “start” signals to begin making RNA?

Promoters

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What are portions cut out and discarded of RNA?

Introns

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What are the pieces of RNA that are spliced together to form mRNA?

Exons

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What is a chain of amino acids called?

A polypeptide

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What are the four bases of RNA as letters?

A, C, G and U

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How many letters at a time is the genetic code read?

3

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What is each 3-letter “word” in mRNA called?

A codon

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True or false: Some codons serve as “start” and “stop” signals for protein synthesis.

True

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What is the process of decoding an mRNA message into a protein called?

Translation

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Which comes first: transcription or translation?

Transcription

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Where does translation begin on the ribosome?

At the “start” codon.

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What is the complementary sequence of bases on tRNA called?

The anticodon.

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How many kinds of amino acid does one tRNA carry?

1

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When does translation end?

When a “stop code” is reached.

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What is the central dogma of molecular biology?

Information is transferred from DNA to RNA to protein.

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What is Gene expression?

The way in which DNA, RNA and proteins are involved in putting genetic information into action in living cells.

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Is the genetic code generally the same in all organisms?

Yes

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How many kinds of amino acids are there?

20

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What is the start codon?

Methionine, or AUG.

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The instructions for assembling proteins are contained in the

Genes

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Which type of RNA molecule holds ribosomal proteins in place and carries out the chemical reactions that join amino acids during translation?

rRNA

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