Protein Coding
Mindmap for protein coding that I hope can help!
- Created by: Rebecca Crackett
- Created on: 26-04-13 18:21
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- Protein Coding
- Genes code for proteins (polypeptides)
- Genes contain the instructions on how to make them
- Genes in eukaryotic DNA contain sections that don't code for amino acids
- These sections are called introns
- All the bits that do code for amino acids are called exons
- Introns are removed during protein synthesis
- Eukaryotic DNA also contains regions of multiple repeats outside of genese
- These are DNA sequences that repeats over and over
- These areas don't coe for amino acids either
- E.G. CCTTCCTTCCTT
- These are DNA sequences that repeats over and over
- These sections are called introns
- Proteins are made from amino acids
- Genes code for proteins (polypeptides)
- Genes contain the instructions on how to make them
- Genes in eukaryotic DNA contain sections that don't code for amino acids
- These sections are called introns
- All the bits that do code for amino acids are called exons
- Introns are removed during protein synthesis
- Eukaryotic DNA also contains regions of multiple repeats outside of genese
- These are DNA sequences that repeats over and over
- These areas don't coe for amino acids either
- E.G. CCTTCCTTCCTT
- These are DNA sequences that repeats over and over
- These sections are called introns
- Genes code for proteins (polypeptides)
- Different proteins have a different number and order of amino acids
- Proteins are made from amino acids
- It's the order of nucleotide bases in a gene that determine the order of amino acids
- Each amino acid is coded for by a sequence of 3 bases (a triplet
- Different sequences of bases code for different amino acids
- Each amino acid is coded for by a sequence of 3 bases (a triplet
- Proteins are made from amino acids
- Genes code for proteins (polypeptides)
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