14.1 structure of ribonucleic acid

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A-Level A2 BIOL5 (14. genetic control of protein structure and function) FlashCards sobre 14.1 structure of ribonucleic acid, criado por Charlotte Hewson em 08-03-2016.
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what is used to get the DNA code into the cytoplasm? RNA
what does mRNA do? transfers DNA code from nucleus into cytoplasm
why is mRNA used? it is small enough to pass through nuclear pores and enter cytoplasm
what is the genetic code? the sequence of bases on mRNA
why is the mRNA not identical to the DNA? it is complementary to it
what is a codon? the sequence of three bases on the mRNA that codes for a single amino acid.
what are the six main features of the genetic code? - each amino acid is coded by 1 codon - a few a.a. only have one codon the code is degenerate (most a.a. have more than one codon) - three stop codons mark end of chain - non-overlapping - universal
what is each nucleotide in the RNA polymer made up of? - the pentose sugar ribose - one of the organic bases (A, G, C or U) - a phosphate group
what are the two types of RNA? messenger RNA and transfer RNA (mRNA and tRNA)
what is mRNA structure? many mononucleotides in a long strand in a double helix.
what happens once the mRNA has left the nucleus? it associates with ribosomes where it acts as a template for proteins to be built.
how is mRNA structure suited to its function possesses correct sequences for specific polypeptides is easily broken down so only exists whilst needed to make protein.
describe the structure of tRNA around 80 nucleotides, single stranded chain folded into a clover with one end extending beyond the other where amino acids can attach. opposite end has an anticodon, each a.a. has its own anticodon
what is the base replacement in RNA? Thymine (T) to Uracil (U).
what can RNA link with? DNA or other RNA
what happens at the anticodon during protein synthesis? anticodon pairs with complementary organic bases that make up the codon on the mRNA. A.a. attach to extended chain.
how is tRNA adapted? lines up amino acids on the mRNA

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