'Mrna codon' diaporamas de présentation

From Gene to Protein

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Chapter 9 DNA: The Genetic Material Read 192-198 Demo model (student race) Lab Activity from Binder DNA and RNA Crossword puzzle. anticodon codon base sequence genetic code RNA polymerase transcription. translation restriction enzyme DNA replication ribosomal RNA.

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DNA CoMpEtiTiOn

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Transcription & Translation

Transcription & Translation. Protein Synthesis Biology 12. In nucleus Produced in nucleus Travels to cytoplasm Produced in cytoplasm. Central Dogma. Task. Complete the following table:. Definition: Transcription. Definition: Translation. Central Dogma. Task.

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Transcription & Translation

Transcription & Translation. Protein Synthesis Biology 12. In nucleus Produced in nucleus Travels to cytoplasm Produced in cytoplasm. Central Dogma. Task. Complete the following table:. Definition: Transcription. Definition: Translation. Central Dogma. Task.

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BELLRINGER:

BELLRINGER:. Draw the following box and fill in the squares:. REPLICATION. TRANSCRIPTION. Where in the cell does this take place?. Where in the cell does this take place?. What is created in this process?. What is created in this process?. WHY does this take place?.

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Protein Synthesis-Translation

Protein Synthesis-Translation. Warm-up #6. How is RNA different than DNA? Name the 3 steps of transcription. What is the end product of transcription? What is the difference between the sense and antisense DNA strands? What is the role of RNA polymerase?

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Amoeba Sisters: Why is RNA just as Cool as DNA?

Amoeba Sisters: Why is RNA just as Cool as DNA?. http:// www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Elo-zX1k8M. Protein Synthesis. Transcription and Translation. CENTRAL DOGMA OF BIOLOGY How is information passed? _____ ? ______ ? ________. DNA. RNA. PROTEIN.

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Why Do We Need Proteins?

Why Do We Need Proteins?. Cell Structure Cell = 80% protein . Cell membrane. Why Do We Need Proteins?. Cell Processes Hormones (signals) Enzymes (speed up reactions). Why Do We Need Proteins?. Membrane Channels (remember transport?) Neurotransmitters (carry nerve/brain messages).

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Protein Synthesis

Protein Synthesis. DNA holds the directions for protein synthesis Protein synthesis is the making of proteins A gene carries the code for making one protein. Protein Examples Hemoglobin is a protein in your blood that transports oxygen.

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Monday, April 2, 2012

Monday, April 2, 2012. Homework: - Translation Checkup tomorrow - Translation Practice due tomorrow Word Wall due on Block Day Quiz on DNA ?Protein - Block Day. Turn to entry from Friday:. Translation (mRNA ?Protein) - turn to back of the worksheet (SIDE TWO)

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PROTEIN SYNTHESIS

PROTEIN SYNTHESIS. DNA Made of deoxyribose sugar A - C - G - Thymine Located in nucleus Stores genetic info Double Stranded. RNA Made of ribose sugar A - C - G - Uracil Transfers genetic info Single Stranded Located in nucleus and cytoplasm. DNA vs. RNA. What are proteins?.

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mRNA to Protein

mRNA to Protein. Thanks to Ms. Dozier and Ms. Kimball for many of these slides!. 3 Types of RNA. mRNA (messenger): Brings info from DNA in nucl eu s to ribosome in cytoplasm tRNA (transfer): associates three RNA bases (codon) with amino acid rRNA (ribosomal): part of ribosomal machinery.

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TRANSLATION

TRANSLATION. TRANSLATION. The process where the mRNA code is translated into amino acids which are combined to make a protein Occurs on a ribosome. TRANSLATION. mRNA Codon. G roup of 3 nucleotides Each codon codes for a specific amino acid GCU = Alanine 64 different codons.

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Genetic Errors & Mutations

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Ch. 12 P rotein S ynthesis

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Transcription & Translation

Transcription & Translation. How RNA Becomes a Protein. Transcription. This is the process from which mRNA makes a copy of the DNA base sequence *REMEMBER* URACIL (U) pairs with A, not T. Ex. DNA: AATCGGATT mRNA: UUAGCCUAA.

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RNA & Protein Synthesis

RNA & Protein Synthesis. One gene=one protein. Genetic Code -Universal. All living organisms have the same four nucleotides- A, C, T, & G Central Dogma: Information flows from DNA RNA Protein RNA- Ribonucleic Acid 1 single chain of nucleotides RNA nucleotide- 3 parts

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TRANSLATION

TRANSLATION. RNA PROCESSING. What is RNA processing ? Some nucleotides in DNA DO NOT carry instructions or codes form making protein What are long non-coding nucleotide sequences called? Introns Introns are scattered among the coding sequences

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The Central Dogma: DNA, RNA, and Proteins

The Central Dogma: DNA, RNA, and Proteins. Written by Dallas Duncan and Dr. Frank B. Flanders June 2010. What is DNA?. DNA is short for Deoxyribonucleic Acid DNA is comprised of genes, which are the basic building blocks of life

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