Protein Synthesis
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- What are peptides made up of?
- What do proteins consist of?
- What do all amino acids have in common?
- What results in different amino acids?
- How many different amino acids are found in cells?
- Which organisms can make amino acids?
- How many essential amino acids must be obtained by diet?
- What are non-essential amino acids?
- What are conditionally essential amino acids?
- What is the primary structure of proteins?
- What determines the secondary structure of proteins?
- What are the two types of secondary structures?
- What is the tertiary structure of a protein?
- What are the two types of protein shapes?
- What types of bonds can form in proteins?
- Which bonds are the strongest in proteins?
- What are covalent bonds in proteins formed by?
- Where does transcription occur?
- Where does translation occur?
- What are hydrogen bonds used for in proteins?
- What is β glucose found in?
- How many bases form the code for an amino acid?
- What is the condensation reaction between lipids called?
- What does it mean that the genetic code is degenerate?
- How do DNA mutations affect protein structure?
- What are the components of a triglyceride?
- What is a triplet code in genetics?
- What is a positive result for protein in the Biuret test?
- What does it mean that triplet codes are non-overlapping?
- What is the typical structure of globular proteins?
- What is the start codon?
- What are the stop codons?
- What are the main structural features of proteins?
- What is the term for the sequence that codes for an amino acid in mRNA?
- What are the differences between triglycerides and phospholipids?
- What is the term for the sequence that pairs with a codon in tRNA?
- What is transcription in genetics?
- What are the bases found in DNA?
- What are the bases found in mRNA?
- Which DNA strand contains the code for protein synthesis?