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Protein synthesis
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translation and transcription
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proteins
biology
translation
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georgia_rae
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Question 1
Question
what are the stages of protein synthesis
Answer
translation
DNA replication
transcription
mutations
Question 2
Question
translation is the first stage of protein synthesis
Answer
True
False
Question 3
Question
where does transcription occur?
Answer
cytoplasm
nuclues
ribosomes
Question 4
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what is the purpose of transcription?
Answer
the purpose is to for mRNA to transcribe the code for a protein and so the original DNA doesn't get damaged leaving the nuclues
the purpose is to use mRNA to make a protein, so it can be used for cellular functions
Question 5
Question
whats the steps of transcription?
Answer
free nucleotides pair up to the template strand using the complementary base pairing rule, except U replaces T, to form the mRNA strand
the ribosome moves along and reads the mRNA
the DNA strand unwinds and unzips
the mRNA leaves the nuclues
the tRNA match the codon
Question 6
Question
A three base sequence on DNA is called a codon
Answer
True
False
Question 7
Question
where does translation occur?
Answer
nuclues
cytoplasm on the ribosomes
Question 8
Question
what is the purpose of translation?
Answer
the purpose to use mRNA to make a protein, so the protein can be used for cellular functions
the purpose is for the mRNA to transcribe the code and so the original DNA doesn't get damaged by leaving the nucleus
Question 9
Question
whats the three base sequence on mRNA called?
Answer
triplet
codon
anti-codon
Question 10
Question
whats the steps of translation?
Answer
the polypeptide chain folds up into a functional protein
the mRNA leaves the nuclues
the mRNA moves to the ribosome
the tRNA anti-codon matches the codon on mRNA using the complementary base pairing rule, except U replaces T
the ribosomes moves along and reads the mRNA
the codon codes for a specific amino acid, which the amino acids bond together by peptide bonds
the DNA splits to expose the template and coding strand
Question 11
Question
a three base sequence on tRNA is called anti-codon
Answer
True
False
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