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DNA, RNA

&Protein

Synthesis

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Major Cell Activities Include:

• Diffusion • Osmosis• Active Transport• Cell Energy

– Photosynthesis– Cell Respiration– ATP

• DNA Replication• RNA Formation• Protein Synthesis• Cell Division

This unit covers these three

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I. Nucleic acids

A. Store & transmit genetic info

B.DNA & RNAC.Composed of

repeating units called nucleotides

DNA double helix

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D. Nucleotides consist of: 1. a sugar2. a phosphate group3. one nitrogen base

Nucleotide

DNAmolecule

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E) The nitrogen bases are:

Adenine Thymine/UracilCytocine Guanine

F) Order of the nucleotides determines genetics

A pairs with T (DNA) or U (RNA)

and C always pairs with G

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Nucleotide

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II. DNA (Deoxyribonucleic Acid)

A. 2 primary functions1. Control protein (enzyme)

production (ie. ATPase)-These enzymes then control chemical reactions in cells.

2. Duplicate itself for new cells that are created

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B. Forms of DNA1. Chromatin –Partially

unwound (normal cell activity)

2. Chromosome – tightly wound DNA (Cell division)

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C. DNA Structure1. Double Helix = Spiral ladder made

up of nucleotidesa) Sides of the ladder = 5 carbon sugar

(deoxyribose) and phosphateb) Rungs of the ladder = nitrogen bases

bonded together

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Rosalind Franklin’s X-ray Photo (1951)

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c) Hydrogen bonds form between nitrogen bases, creating “steps” of ladder

Adenine + Thymine = 2 hydrogen bonds

=2 hydrogen bonds

Cytosine + Guanine= 3 hydrogen bonds

=3 hydrogen bonds

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A T

C G

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DNA

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D. DNA replication: each cell gets a copy of DNA when cells divide

1. DNA untwists & unzips (helicase)

2. Free nucleotides in the cell attach to complementary bases (DNA polymerase)

3. The two copies separate and retwist into double helix

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4. Final result = 2 exact copies of DNA * Each copy = 1 “old” strand and 1 “new”

strand

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A. RNA Structure1. Single stranded2. Sugar = ribose3. Contain U

instead of T

III. RNA (ribonucleic acid)

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B. 3 Types1. Messenger RNA

(mRNA)a)Transmits DNA

informationb)Serves as

template (pattern) for making proteins

c) Codon: set of 3 nitrogen bases

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2. Transfer RNA (tRNA)a. Single folded strandb. Anticodon: set of 3

nitrogen bases that complement an mRNA codon

c. Each tRNA carries a specific amino acid

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3. Ribosomal RNA (rRNA)a. Globular formb. Part of ribosome structure

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IV. Protein synthesis using genetic information stored

on DNA to produce new proteins One gene = “recipe” for one

protein

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A. Transcription (DNA mRNA)

1. DNA is too big to be used directly to make the protein, so a copy of a small DNA segment is made = mRNA

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2. RNA processinga) Intron: DNA

sequences that are not present in the final mRNA

b) Exon: coding sequences that remain in the final mRNA

3. mRNA leaves the nucleus

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B. Translation (mRNA protein)

1. mRNA lines up on a ribosome

2.Codon: a set of 3 nitrogen bases, codes for one amino acid

3.tRNA molecules carry the matching amino acids, which link together to form the new protein

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C. Mutation: permanent change in a cell’s DNA1. examples include:

a) gain, loss, or replacement of a nucleotideb) extra copies of codonsc) extra copies of genes

2. can lead to abnormal or missing proteins3. examples: sickle cell anemia, Crohn’s disease

Point Mutation

Chromosomal Mutation

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GENETIC ENGINEERINGA. Plasmids: circular

double-stranded DNA1. Separate from

chromosomal DNA2. Contain genes

which code for less essential traits (ex. Adaptive traits)

3. Common in bacteria

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B. Recombinant DNA1. This is the union of DNA from

2 different organisms2. Restriction enzymes: cleave (cut)

DNA into pieces

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A. Procedure of recombinant DNA technology

1. Isolate desired gene from a donor cell using RE

2. Extract plasmid from bacterium and treat with RE

3. “paste” desired gene “sticky” ends into plasmid opening

4. Insert recombinant plasmid into healthy bacterium

5. Allow bacteria to multiply6. Bacteria will transcribe and

translate new gene, producing desired proteins

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9. What are some desired proteins?

a) Insulinb) Vaccinesc) hemoglobin

Hemoglobin molecular formula:C3032H4816O872N780S8Fe4

Glycine (typical AA): C2H5N1O2

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Some Products Made Using Biotechnology Human growth hormone is used to treat dwarfism. It previously took the pituitary glands from

over 50 cadavers to make one dose. Human Insulin is used to treat diabetes. Tissue plasminogen activator  dissolves blood clots in heart attack victims. Clotting factor VIII will soon be available. Most cases of hemophilia are due to the absence of

this factor. Human lung surfactant is used in premature infants with respiratory distress syndrome. Atrial natriuretic hormone can be used to treat hypertension. Bovine growth hormone (bGH) increases milk production in cows by about 10%. A vaccine for hepatitis B is now produced using biotechnology. Vaccines for chlamydia, malaria and HIV are being developed. Vaccines for hoof-and-mouth disease and scours (a form of dysentery) have been developed for

farm animals. Bacteria have been produced that inhibit the formation of ice crystals. These bacteria have

been released onto crop plants to protect them from frost damage. A bacteria species that normally colonize corn roots have been given a gene that enables it to

produce an insect-killing toxin. Bacteria are being developed that do a better job at breaking down oil. Bacteria have been developed that are capable of removing some kinds of toxins from the air

and water. Bacteria have been engineered to extract metals from low-grade ore (bioleaching). there are 50 types of genetically engineered plants that resist insects, viruses, and herbicides. A weed called mouse-eared cress has been designed to produce a biodegradable plastic called

polyhydroxubutrate (PHB). Pharmaceutical companies are developing techniques to produce chemicals using animals. The

drug is produced in the milk of females. For example, goats have been developed to produce antithrombin III, used to prevent blood clots. Clinical trials of this drug will begin soon.

A pig has been produced that can produce human hemoglobin. Artificial blood may soon be a reality.

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B. DNA fingerprinting1. Analysis of DNA sequences to

determine identity

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