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How many stages in
protein
synthesis :
2
Where does each stage of protein synthesis take place?
1st stage in
nucleus
2nd stage in
cytoplasm
Name of the first stage in protein synthesis?
Transcription
Base sequence
of genes copies into a
complementary template
molecule
Molecule is called
mRNA
: a
single-stranded
molecule
It passes out of the
nucleus
into
cytoplasm
Name of the second stage in protein synthesis?
Translation
mRNA
molecules attaches to a
ribosome
Amino acid
are brought to
ribosomes
on carrier molecules
Carrier
molecules are called
tRNA
Ribosome reads
triplets
of bases on
mRNA
Uses this to
join
correct
amino acids
in the correct order
What happens when the chain is complete in the 2nd stage?
Protein
chain folds into its
unique
shape
Allow it to do its
job
What is a change to a base called?
Mutation
What are proteins?
Polymers
of
amino acids
What does the order of amino acid determine?
Determines the protein's
shape
and
function
What determines order of amino acid?
Sequence of
bases
in the gene for the
protein
How does a cell read a DNA sequence?
As
triplets
of
bases
Each triplet encodes for a specific
amino acid
Why does a mutation not change amino acid sequence somtimes?
Different
base triplets
can sometimes encode for
same
amino acid
What effect can a mutation have?
Creates a different
amino acid
- which alters the
shape
Can have a huge effect on its
function
Active site of enzyme can change
shape
- so the it could lose its
strength
Define non-coding parts of DNA?
These are found in the
chromosome
These regions switch genes
on
/
off
Tell genes when to produce
proteins
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