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Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 13mins
serves as messengers from DNA to the ribosome; it uses it to create proteins that control traits like eye color , hair texture, ect.
RNA
(mRNA)
nucleus
Introns
found in the ribosomes, the site of protein synthesis — the stitching together of amino acids to make a protein molecule.
rRNA
tRNA
Exons
transfer amino acids to the ribosomes, as specified by mRNA
tRNA
proteins
amino acids
The process of turning an mRNA code into a specific protein – happens at the ribosomes.
Translation
ribosomes
urecil
The process of making an mRNA copy of a DNA strand. Occurs in the nucleus of the cell.
Transcription
single
RNA
A set of three letters of RNA that code for an amino acid
Codon
frameshift
tRNA
A biomolecule that is often an enzyme to speed up chemical reactions in cells. Made from amino acids.
Protein
transfer
cell
A change in the sequence of an organism’s DNA
Mutation
purines
deoxyribose
*5 carbon sugar ribose
*Phosphate group
*Nitrogen bases
*A pairs with U
*C pairs with G
*Usually single-stranded
RNA Structure
Protein
Transcription
Adenine
Cytosine
Guanine
Uracil
Nitrogen Bases
messenger
transfer
Amino acid chains are called?
polypeptides
Lysine
Exons
Protein are determined by specific DNA sequences called what?
genes
Introns
Exons
What is made up of amino acids linked by peptide bonds?
Proteins
enzymes
hormones
20 different amino acids exist in Protein
True
False
DNA (the instructions) stay in the _______?
nucleus
environment
epigenetics
Where are proteins made?
ribosomes
metabolism
chromatin
What acts as a "disposable" copy of DNA?
RNA
ABC
polymerase
RNA carries the "message" from the nucleus to the _______?
ribosomes
fork
lagging
What includes transcription and translation?
Protein Synthesis
Exons
Introns
The combined processes of transcription and translation
Gene Expression
chromatin
pairs
DNA > RNA > PROTEINS
Protein Synthesis
Structure
Hox Gene
Requires the enzyme RNA polymerase
Transcription
double helix
pairs
segments that do not code for proteins: "expressed"
Exons
back bones
nitrogen bases
sections that don't code for proteins: "junk"
Introns
RNA
genes
*binds to promoter sequences on DNA
*separates the strands
RNA
polymerase
oxygen
chromatin
the process of making an RNA copy of a gene's DNA sequence
Transcription
terminator
Purine
