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What is the main topic of this video?
Stages of
protein synthesis
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Why should students watch the video multiple times?
Exam
questions could be quite
tricky
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What are the building blocks of DNA?
Nucleotides
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How many different nucleotides are there?
Four different nucleotides
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What are the bases of nucleotides called?
A, T, G, and C
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What does it mean that the two strands of DNA are complementary?
A pairs with
T
, and
C
pairs with
G
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What are proteins made of?
Amino acids
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How many different amino acids are there in humans?
Twenty
different amino acids
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How does the order of amino acids affect proteins?
It determines the protein's shape and
function
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What type of protein is amylase?
An
enzyme
molecule
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What type of protein is collagen?
A
structural
protein
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What type of protein is insulin?
A
hormone
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What determines the order of amino acids in a protein?
The
sequence
of
bases
in the
gene
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What is the first stage of protein synthesis called?
Transcription
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Where does transcription take place?
In the
nucleus
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What is the complementary template molecule called?
Messenger RNA (
mRNA
)
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What is the structure of mRNA?
It is a
single-stranded
molecule
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What is the second stage of protein synthesis called?
Translation
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Where does translation take place?
In the
cytoplasm
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What attaches to the ribosome during translation?
mRNA
molecule
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What are the carrier molecules that bring amino acids to the ribosome called?
Transfer RNA (tRNA)
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What does the ribosome do during translation?
Reads
triplets
of bases on
mRNA
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What happens once the protein chain is complete?
It folds into its
unique
shape
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Why is the shape of a protein important?
It enables the protein to do its
job
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What are the two stages of protein synthesis?
Transcription
Occurs in the
nucleus
DNA sequence is copied to
mRNA
Translation
Occurs in the
cytoplasm
mRNA is read by ribosomes to assemble amino acids
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What is the relationship between DNA and protein synthesis?
DNA contains the
genetic code
The sequence of
bases
in DNA determines the order of
amino acids
This order affects the
protein's shape
and
function
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How do the roles of mRNA and tRNA differ in protein synthesis?
mRNA: Carries the
genetic code
from DNA to
ribosomes
tRNA: Brings specific
amino acids
to the ribosome for protein assembly
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What is the significance of the triplet code in mRNA?
Each triplet of bases codes for a specific
amino acid
This ensures the correct sequence of amino acids in
proteins
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What factors influence the function of a protein?
The order of
amino acids
The resulting shape of the protein
The
specific
interactions with other molecules
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