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Describe 4 differences between DNA and RNA
Deoxyribose:ribose (sugar)
Double helix:single helix (structure)
Blue prints:builder (structure)
ATCG:AUCG (Bases)
List 3 types of RNA and their functions
Messenger RNA (mRNA)
Ribosomal RNA (rRNA)
Transfer RNA (tRNA)
What is transcription? Where + product
Transcription is copying DNA in mRNA
occurs in the nucleus
mRNA is the product
2 enzymes used in transcription+ functions
DNA helicase-breaks week hydrogen bonds
RNA polymer case-brings correct nucleotide
What’s the end product of transcription
mRNA (finds ribosome)
Why does transcription happen (problem)
DNA can’t leave the nucleus
Proteins need to be made
How does transcription solve the problem
Transcription copy’s DNA into mRNA
Where does mRNA go after it’s made
mRNA leaves the nucleus to find the ribosome
What’s a codon? What does it code for+how’s it written
A codon is 3 mRNA nucleotides
It codes for an amino acid
It’s written In mRNA conditions
What is translation? Where+product
Translation is turining mRNA into proteins
Occurs on a ribosome
Proteins are the products
Point vs shift mutations
Point only effects 1 codon
Shifts effects all codon shifts
What is an anticodon? Where+purpose
Anticodon is the complement to the codon
It’s on tRNA (other side of amino acid)
Double checks to see if a is correct
Why is frame shift more dangerous
Fr causes all codons after to be wrong
Codons cut line or remove
Two types of framshift mutations
Insertion-cuts line
Deletion- removes
Why do some point mutations have no effect
Codons can code for the same amino acid
How are cells specialized
Majority of cells have a complet set of DNA
only DNA relating to the cells job is read
All other DNA is ignored