Go HERE to transcribe and translate a gene. Answer the following objectives.
- State the 2 processes that all living things use to read the information in DNA and build proteins.
- Explain what each gene in a cell's DNA codes for.
- Briefly explain what happens during transcription.
- Briefly explain what happens during translation.
- Describe what proteins do.
- Sequence the flow of genetic information into proteins.
- State where in the cell transcription takes place.
- Infer why transcription takes place in the nucleus.
- Describe the role of RNA Polymerase in transcription.
- Describe where the mRNA strand goes.
- State where in the cell translation takes place.
- Describe how the instructions in an mRNA strand are read.
- State which organelle "reads" the mRNA strand.
- Define codon.
- Explain the role of tRNA in translation.
- Define anticodon.
- State the building block of proteins.
- Explain what is special about the mRNA codon AUG.
- Explain what determines the final shape of the protein.
- Explain what happens when the ribosome reaches a stop codon.
- Explain what must happen for the chain of amino acids to become a complete and functional protein.
Lecture notes are HERE
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