Protein Synthesis
- Created by: That Vet Student
- Created on: 07-09-21 22:15
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Protein Synthesis
Transcription:
- RNA helicase binds to the start of the gene to be transcribed
- RNA helicase moves along breaking hydrogen bonds to expose the bases on the coding strand
- RNA nucleotides bind to exposed bases by specific complementry base pairing (scbp), uracil replaces thymine
- RNA polymerase joins the mRNA s-p backbone together by forming phosphodiester bonds
- STOP codon reached, RNA polymerase detatches and DNA forms hydrogen bonds again
Functional mRNA:
- In eukaryotes, introns and exons are both copied into mRNA
- This is called pre-mRNA
- Splicing the takes place, to remove introns and join exons together
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