2.2 Assembly of RNA chain from Activated Nucelotides
Cards (28)
- What is the process of assembling RNA from activated nucleotides called?
- What enzyme is responsible for RNA molecule assembly?
- What is the role of RNA polymerase in transcription?
- What is the sequence of nucleotides called that is found ahead of the gene to be transcribed?
- How does RNA polymerase recognize the promoter?
- What happens after RNA polymerase attaches to the promoter?
- What does RNA polymerase do as it moves along the DNA strand?
- What is the first step in adding a new activated RNA nucleotide?
- What happens to the phosphate radicals during RNA nucleotide addition?
- What is released when the phosphate bonds are broken?
- What is the purpose of the energy released from broken phosphate bonds?
- What sequence does RNA polymerase encounter at the end of the DNA gene?
- What happens when RNA polymerase reaches the chain-terminating sequence?
- What happens to the newly formed RNA chain after transcription?
- How does the RNA chain relate to the DNA template?
- What are the base pairing combinations between DNA and RNA?
- What are the different types of RNA mentioned?
- What is the primary role of pre-mRNA?
- What are the two types of segments found in pre-mRNA?
- What happens to introns during mRNA processing?
- What is the function of small nuclear RNA (snRNA)?
- What does messenger RNA (mRNA) do?
- What is the role of transfer RNA (tRNA)?
- What is ribosomal RNA (rRNA) involved in?
- What do ribosomes consist of?
- What is the function of microRNA (miRNA)?
- How long are microRNA (miRNA) molecules?
- What are the roles of the six types of RNA in protein synthesis?