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Learn about the differences and similarities between DNA and RNA, how proteins are synthesized, and the essential role of nucleic acids in genetic material. Dive deep into the processes of transcription and translation.
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BIOLOGY AS YOU ENTER • Turn in late study guide or book questions from the previous unit • TODAY: • LECTURE: DNA VS RNA • TEST REVISIT • CONTINUE WORK CALENDAR: MONDAY 10/30: QUIZ WEDNESDAY 11/1: TEST
I. HOW IS DNA USED TO MAKE PROTEINS? • DNA codes for proteins • Proteins determine your physical traits (Enzymes, Keratin, Melanin, Hemoglobin, muscles) * Proteins are made of amino acids. The order of amino acids determines a protein’s shape and function C. DNA code determines which amino acids make up a protein D.DNA is too big to leave the nucleus so it is converted into a mRNA in the nucleus E. The protein is then built on a ribosome using the mRNA code
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II. COMPARING DNA AND RNA A. SIMILARITIES IN DNA & RNABoth have N basesA, G, C and a PHOSPHATESB. DIFFERENCES between DNA and RNA DNA Sugar = Deoxyribose Base = Thymine Strands = 2 RNA Sugar = Ribose Base = Uracil Strands = 1
C. 3 types of RNA • i) mRNA – Copies DNA code and travels to ribosome • ii) rRNA - Composes ribosome • iii)tRNA – Carries amino acid to ribosome
DNA vs RNA • http://cleanvideosearch.com/media/action/yt/watch?videoId=0Elo-zX1k8M
CHECKPOINT 1)Test Revisit: Open notes/book/SG; No cell phones or talking 2) Pick up and begin study guide *Vocab #s 1-6 *Questions #s 1-5 3) Continue Book Questions Pgs 386-388 #s 1-2,6, 8-11,13,18-20, 22-23, 25, 31, 35 Pg 389 #s 1-4 WRITE LETTER AND ANSWER ON ALL MULTIPLE CHOICE CALENDAR: MONDAY 10/30: QUIZ WEDNESDAY 11/1: TEST
BIOLOGY TODAY: • Lecture: Transcription and Translation • Test Revisit
Please turn off cell phones and place in your bag • They should not be on your desk
C. 3 types of RNA • i) mRNA – Copies DNA code and travels to ribosome • ii) rRNA - Composes ribosome • iii)tRNA – Carries amino acid to ribosome
III. Protein Synthesis – DNA codes for mRNA which codes for a protein • TRANSCRIPTION– DNA is copied to mRNA • Occurs in the nucleus during the G1 phase of the Cell Cycle DNA- TAC GGC TAA ACT mRNA – AUG CCG AUU UGA 2. The mRNA molecule will exit the nucleus a ribosome in the cytoplasm
B. TRANSLATION: mRNA codes for a protein • 1. Occurs in the cytoplasm on a ribosomeduring Interphase (G1) • 2. Codon= 3 mRNA bases Codes for 1 amino acid (20 total) • a. Amino Acids are carried to the ribosome by tRNA • b. Link together to form proteins • c. The order of amino acids determines a protein’s shape and function
The codonCAG codes for the • amino acid Gln
Identify the amino acids coded for by the following codons. UCC GAC UAA
DNA: TAC GGC ACT mRNA: Protein:
Checkpoint • Test Revisit *Open notes/study guide *No talking or cell phones 2)Complete Study Guide *Vocab #s 1-10 *Questions #s 1-11, 15-16 3) Continue Book Questions Pgs 386-388 #s 1-2,6, 8-11,13,18-20, 22-23, 25, 31, 35 Pg 389 #s 1-4 WRITE LETTER AND ANSWER ON ALL MULTIPLE CHOICE
15) Label the picture A = Nucleus B =mRNA C = Ribosome D = tRNA E = Amino acid F = Codon
Take out your notes and test review • Look at Question 12
BIOLOGY – AS YOU ENTER • TAKE OUT YOUR NOTES CALENDAR: MONDAY 10/30: QUIZ WEDNESDAY 11/1: TEST
DNA - T A C A C A A T A T A G C T T T T G A C G mRNA - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Amino - Acids ADD TO JOURNAL
PROTEIN SYNTHESIS – Ameoba Sisters • http://cleanvideosearch.com/media/action/yt/watch?videoId=h5mJbP23Buo
Group activity • Every group member must write answers on their own paper. • Staple papers and return all materials at the end of the lab 2) Continue Study Guide and book questions
5th period lab group – LEAVE CELL PHONES IN YOUR BAG Every group member must write answers
Group activity • Every group member must write answers on their own paper. • Staple papers and return all materials at the end of the lab 2) Continue Study Guide and book questions
6th period lab group –LEAVE CELL PHONES IN YOUR BAG Every group member must write answers
Group activity • Every group member must write answers on their own paper. • Staple papers and return all materials at the end of the lab 2) Continue Study Guide and book questions
LEAVE CELL PHONES IN YOUR BAG Every group member must write answers
Group activity • Every group member must write answers on their own paper. • Staple papers and return all materials at the end of the lab 2) Continue Study Guide and book questions
1) Group activity • Work in groups of 2 – Have me check off each section as you progress as instructed • Every group member must write answers on their own paper. • Staple papers and return all materials at the end of the lab 2) Continue Study Guide and book questions
BIOLOGY – AS YOU ENTER TODAY • REVIEW • Lecture: MUTATIONS • Group practice • CALENDAR: • MON: QUIZ
1) List 3 differences between DNA and RNA • Sugar: RNA = ribose; • DNA = deoxyribose • Base: RNA – Uracil; • DNA – Thymine • Strands:RNA – 1 strand • DNA – 2 strands • 2) List 4 similarities between DNA and RNA. • They both have the bases Adenine, Guanine, and Cytosine and both have a phosphate.
3) The production of mRNA from DNA is called: Transcription 4) Transcription occurs where in the cell during what stage of the cell cycle? Nucleus; G1 5) What mRNA molecule would be transcribed from the following DNA template? DNA: A G C T T A mRNA: U C G A A U
6) The creation of a protein from an mRNA template is called: • Translation • 7) Translation occurs on a: • Ribosome • 8) Protein Synthesis involves what 2 steps • Transcription and Translation
9) Genes determine how amino acids link together to form ____, which determines an organism’s physical traits Proteins 10) A group of 3 mRNA bases that codes for 1 amino acid is called a: Codon 11) What protein is coded for by the following DNA template: TAC TAA ATC • mRNA: AUG AUU UAG • Protein: Met – Ile - Stop
15) Label the picture A = Nucleus B =mRNA C = Ribosome D = tRNA F = Codon
What if there is a mistake or mutation in the DNA code? Unfortunately not this…