In Class:
- Handed in our homework from last night (the online web worksheet)
- Learn about mutations
- Review for the test on DNA/RNA
Homework:
- STUDY FOR THE TEST TOMORROW!
- TRIBUNE ARTICLE DUE!!
Review:
DNA
- double helix structure
- Nucleotides-subunits of DNA
- made up of sugar, phosphate group, nitrogenous base
Four Types of Bases:
Adenine (A)
Cytosine (C)
Thymine (T)
Guanine (G)
PURINES:
- Two rings
- (G) (A)
PYRIMIDINES:
- One ring
- (T) (C)
Base Pairing: Only (A) pairs with together with a (T) while every (C) pairs together with a (G)
DNA REPLICATION
- takes place during S-phase of interphase
- 2 copies of DNA needed for mitosis
- PROKARYOTES: one replication fork
- EUKARYOTES: more than one replication fork
- Histones: proteins which DNA is wrapped around
DNA VS. RNA
DNA:
- deoxyribose
- thymine
- molecules stay in nucleus
- double stranded
RNA:
- ribose
- uracil
- molecules travel through cytoplasm
- single stranded
- three types (messenger, ribosomal, transfer)
Transcription:
- one strand of DNA serves as template for making RNA
- occurs in nucleus
Translation:
- mRNA attaches to a ribosome
- each tRNA carries one amino acid
- anticodon = on tRNA
- codon = on mRNA
- amino acids bond together forming a polypeptide chain
- long polypeptide chains make a protein
MUTATIONS
- can be beneficial or harmful
- may lead to cancer or genetic disorders
- may result in a new positive trai
types of mutations:
deletion, duplication, inversion, translocation
GOOD LUCK EVERYONE!! : )
The next scribe is JCLOUD ;)
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