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RNA STRUCTURE2/20/19
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DO NOW▸What are proteins made out of?
▸What determines protein structure?
▸What is the name of the sugar in DNA?
▸Where in the cell is DNA located?
▸Draw a picture of the cell, its nucleus, and DNA within the cell
▸(take out HW and show me your summary if I haven’t stamped it yet)
AGENDA▸ RNA
▸ Introduction to protein synthesis
RNACORNELL NOTES TITLE (PAGE 103)
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GLOW IN THE DARK
• Glow in the dark!
• Write down 3 questions about the content of the video.
GLOW IN THE DARK!• How did scientists do this?
• Are there any side effects?
• What could be useful about using this method/technology?
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RNA (SINGLE NUCLEOTIDE)
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RNA▸ Ribonucleic Acid
▸ 5-carbon sugar = ribose
▸ Single stranded
▸Made of nucleotides
▸ Has Uracil instead of Thymine
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3 TYPES OF RNA▸mRNA
▸ tRNA
▸ rRNA
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mRNA▸ Messenger RNA
▸ Carry code from nucleus to ribosomes
Why would DNA need a messenger?
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tRNA▸ Transfer RNA
▸ Transfer “free floating” amino acids to the ribosomes
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rRNA▸ Ribosomal RNA
▸ Component of ribosome
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RIBOSOMES▸Made of proteins and rRNA
▸Makes proteins
Centralof Molecular Biology
Dogma
“Main” or “important”
“Belief” or “principle”
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FLOW OF GENETIC INFORMATION▸ DNA -> RNA -> Protein
▸ aka The Central Dogma
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PROTEIN SYNTHESIS▸ Transcription
▸ Translation
TEXT
VIDEO
▸ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Elo-zX1k8M
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TRANSCRIPTION AND TRANSLATION: ANALOGY
STORY
TRANSCRIPTION AND TRANSLATION: ANALOGY STORY
• Annotate the text (Story of a Castle and DNA, Transcription and Translation Story)
TRANSCRIPTION AND TRANSLATION: ANALOGY STORY
• Annotate Part I• Answer questions in Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3
QUESTIONS?• We will continue our discussion on cats
that glow in the dark, how the DNA code is decoded, and how proteins are made NEXT TIME! :)
ILLUSTRATIVE SUMMARY
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ILLUSTRATIVE SUMMARY▸ At least 4 colors
▸Must LABEL
▸Must include ALL terms
▸ If you’re doing a diagram or flow chart, you must EXPLAIN the flow chart