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Transcript of Starter Read 11.4 ▫Answer concept checks 2-4. Starter Read page 236 in a book from the back...
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•Read page 236 in a book from the back•Compare and contrast DNA and RNA•Define transcription, translation, and
codon
Protein Synthesis
•Creating proteins•Most complex construction in the cell•Numerous molecules and energy
▫Single gene encodes the information for a single protein GENE = Section of DNA that codes for a
protein. •DNA RNA Proteins
Transcription – Step 1 of Protein Synthesis•DNA transcribed into mRNA
1. Enzyme unwinds DNA2. mRNA gets constructed Enzyme bonds the RNA
nucleotides together using the DNA gene as its template
3. mRNA leaves the DNA strand and nucleus
Goes to the cytoplasm4. DNA reforms with its hydrogen
bonds
•Read Page 238▫Answer question 1 on page 241
•Go through transcription using the bold and underlined sequence as your gene sequence.
3’ – TACGGCCCCTAATGCAAAATT – 5’5’ – ATGCCGGGGATTACGTTTTAA – 3’
3’ – TACAATGTTACCTGCGTCACT – 5’5’ – ATGTTACAATGGACGCAGTGA – 3’
tRNA
•Decodes mRNA to proteins•One end forms base pairs with mRNA
▫Anticodon•Opposite end
▫Site for AA
Translation – Step 2 of protein synthesis – after the ribosome is attached2. Initiation
▫Start codon (AUG)3. Elongation
▫Amino acids are being added to each otherCodon by codon
4. Termination▫mRNA has stop codon▫No AA
• Protein is complete
Assignment•Read Pages 239-241
▫Ignore the top of the page (Editing RNA)▫Answer concept Checks 3 and 4.▫Write down a question about something you
don’t understand with protein synthesis.
Go through transcription and translation of the following sequences:
3’ – TACGGCCCCTAATGCAAAATT – 5’5’ – ATGCCGGGGATTACGTTTTAA – 3’
3’ – TACAATGTTACCTGCGTCACT – 5’5’ – ATGTTACAATGGACGCAGTGA – 3’
Answers
mRNA AUGCCGGGGAUUACGUUUUAA
AA sequenceMET – PRO – GLY – ILE – THR – PHE – STOP
mRNAAUGUUACAAUGGACGCAGUGA
AA sequenceMET – LEU – GLN – TRP – THR – GLN - STOP