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Describe and explain the arrangement of the genetic material shown in the image?
-chromatins
are
condensing
-into visible chromosomes
-arranged randomly due to
lack
of
spindle fibre activity
The diploid number of chromosomes in the body cell of an insect species is four. tick box ABC or D.?
A (4 chromosomes)
Name the fixed position occupied by a gene on a DNA molecule?
locus
Describe how a gene is a code for the production of a polypeptide. Don’t include transcription or translation in your answer.?
-A gene is a sequence of
nucleotide bases
-in a
triplet code
-sequence of
bases
determines the
amino acid order
What is a gene?
A sequence of
bases
on a
DNA
that codes for a protein, which results in a characteristic
Describe how the production of messenger mRNA in a eukaryotic cell is different from the production of mRNA in a prokaryotic cell.?
Prokaryotes
-transcription results in the direct production of mRNA
Eukaryotes
-transcription results in pre-mRNA
-spliced
(remove introns) to form mRNA
Suggest how PNA affected the transcription of the section of DNA?
-PNA
forms base pairs with
DNA
-prevents
RNA polymerase from binding with DNA for
transcription
Describe the role of ATP in the process of translation in protein synthesis?
-tRNA
amino acids need to be joined together with peptide bonds
-via
condensation
reaction
-requires
energy
from ATP hydrolysis
Describe how mRNA is produced from an exposed template strand of DNA. Do not include DNA helicase or splicing in your answer?
-free
RNA nucleotides form
complementary
base pairs
-phosphodiester
bonds form
-by action of
DNA polymerase
Define the term exon?
Coding region of a
gene
for
amino acids
Use figure 1 to give amino acid sequence?
serine
,
alanine
, glycine, proline
Mutation in the nucleotide sequence shown in figure 1. Does students conclusion support information?
-substituting
one base for another
-CGT—>GCC to make
glycine
instead of
alanine
-does
support
Give three ways in which DNA in a chloroplast is different from DNA in the nucleus?
-chloroplast DNA much
shorter
as
less
genes
-no
introns
in chloroplast DNA
-DNA in chloroplasts is
coiled
around
histone
proteins
Difference between DNA nucleotide and RNA nucleotide?
DNA nucleotide has
deoxyribose
pentose
sugar whereas RNA has
ribose
sugar
Structures labelled X and W?
W=
amino acid
binding site
X=
anticodon
Not all mutations cause change in structure of polypeptide. why?
-mutation may have happened in
intron
which is not
coded
-degenerate-multiple sequences/
codons
can produce the
same
amino acid
Describe how a phosphodiester bond is formed between two nucleotides within a DNA molecule?
-condensation
reaction
-between
phosphate
and
deoxyribose
Maths Q?
336/4=A +T
84=
84/2=42
168+168+42+42=420/2=210
210/3=70
DNA protein associated with chromosome?
histone
Describe how the separation of strands occurs?
enzyme
Helicase
breaks
hydrogen
bonds between
nucleotide
strands
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