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Topic 6: Immunity, Infection and Forensics
Introns/Exons
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What are introns and exons?
Introns -
non coding
section of DNA
Exons -
coding
sections
of DNA
What are STRs?
Repeating
bases
on a DNA
strand
No.
of repeats in
unique
to every
individual
What happens in post-transcription modification?
(Basically yk in transcription, after the whole shabang, this stuff is after mRNA released from DNA, and before it leaves nucleus to bind to ribosome)
In
pre-mRNA
Introns
are spliced out by
spliceosomes
(enzymes)
Remaining exons connect together in splicing process
NOW UVE GOT POST-MRNA
How can one gene give rise to more than one protein?
Post-transcription
modification of
mRNA
Can give
rise
to
different
forms
of
mRNA
(diff
arrangement
of
exons
)
Can be
translated
into
different
proteins
ALSO
Mutations
can give rise to
different
genes
Different
forms
of
mRNA
Different
proteins