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Have your lab reports out and ready to turn in Answer the following questions: Where does replication happen? What is the purpose of replication? What are three organelles in the cell and what are their functions? What are the products and reactants of photosynthesis?

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Have your lab reports out and ready to turn in

Answer the following questions: Where does replication happen? What is the purpose of replication? What are three organelles in the cell and

what are their functions? What are the products and reactants of

photosynthesis?

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DNA Replication-1 DNA to 2 DNA (happens in nucleus).

Transcription-DNA to mRNA (in nucleus)

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The scientific belief that DNA is converted to RNA to produce proteins through the processes of transcription and translation

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The order of DNA affects the order of RNA which affects the order of Protein

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Translation is the process of turning mRNA into an amino acid chain which can fold up to become a protein.

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Building blocks of proteins

20 different types Different

combinations and orders of amino acids produce different proteins

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-mRNA molecules leave the nucleus and attach to ribosomes.

-tRNA molecules bring amino acids to the ribosome and then the tRNA molecules match up with codons on the mRNA and form amino acid chains.

-The end result of translation are amino acid chains which fold up to become proteins.

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THECATATETHEHAT

Sequence of 3 nitrogen bases

THE CAT ATE THE HAT

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A three letter sequence of mRNA that matches a tRNA-protein

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The three letter complementary base pair on tRNA that complements mRNA

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-Translation happens on the ribosomes attached to the Rough E.R.

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Translation-mRNA to amino acid (A.A.) chain which becomes a protein (on ribosomes in cytoplasm.

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What happens in translation?-the mRNA is turned into an amino acid chain which folds up to become a protein.

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Which of these processes does NOT use DNA?

a. DNA Replication b. Transcription c. Translation

Answer-Translation (from mRNA to protein)

Is mRNA made in transcription or translation?

-transcription

Is tRNA used in transcription or translation? -translation