How DNA Codes for Proteins?

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Created by: Lucy Forbes
Created on: 21-02-12 18:51

DNA is small enough to fir through the nuclear pore?

False

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Transcription is?

The creation of a single stranded mRNA copy of the DNA coding strand

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Translation is?

The assembly of polypeptide at ribosomes

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What is the minimum number of different tRNA molecules that are needed for Protein Synthesis?

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What is a gene?

A length of DNA that coded for one or more polypeptides

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Transcription is?

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The creation of a single stranded mRNA copy of the DNA coding strand

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Translation is?

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What is the minimum number of different tRNA molecules that are needed for Protein Synthesis?

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What is a gene?

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Comments

sheereen

Report Thu 23rd February, 2012 @ 16:14

Jo Conway

Report Mon 26th March, 2012 @ 15:12

A codon is three adjacent bases in one polynucleotide chain which codes for a specific amino acid.