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Translation

Translation. Protein from mRNA. The Central Dogma. Translation. Translation is the process by which protein is made from an mRNA template. Codons. Why Three Bases per Codon ?. A one base code: 4 1 = 4 combinations. A two base code: 4 2 = 16 combinations.

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Translation

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  1. Translation Protein from mRNA

  2. The Central Dogma

  3. Translation Translation is the process by which protein is made from an mRNA template

  4. Codons

  5. Why Three Bases per Codon? A one base code: 41 = 4 combinations A two base code: 42 = 16 combinations A three base code: 43 = 64 combinations There are twenty amino acids, so a three-base code is the minimum required.

  6. Translation: Initiation

  7. Translation: Elongation

  8. Translation: Termination

  9. Antisense DNA Prevents Translation

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