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Question of the Day 5-10 What is a codon? Where is it found?
What is an anticodon? Where is it found?
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Warren P Dominic Mark Matt Lizzie Khalid Lai Fang Tim Christina
Shontay Vaughn Maria Kayla Beers Richard Levick James P Travis Graff Corey Kohl Mike Ashley Windows DOOR FRONT OF THE ROOM
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Unit # 8 Test will be Friday 5-13!
Announcement 5-10 Unit # 8 Test will be Friday 5-13!
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Translation Summary
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Review DNA
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REVIEW Replication fork
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Question of the Day 5-11 During translation, the ____ moves along the mRNA and builds the amino acid chain with the help of ____ molecules.
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Mutations Mutation – random error or change in a DNA sequence that may affect the whole chromosome or just one gene What can cause a mutation? Copying errors by the polymerase, UV radiation, chemicals, viruses Are mutations always bad? NO. Beneficial mutations can lead to evolutionary change.
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Point Mutation – a change to a single base pair in DNA
This kind of error usually changes only one amino acid
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Mutations Frameshift Mutation – a mutation in which a base or bases are added or deleted from the DNA sequence This would cause every codon to be different after that addition / deletion
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Mutation Examples: Deletions – part of chromosome is lost
Insertions – part of the chromosome breaks off and rejoins it’s sister chromatid
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Mutations Nondisjunction – failure of homologous chromosomes to separate properly during meiosis Trisomy – when a gamete (sex cell) has an extra chromosome So in humans there would be 47 chromosomes If the extra chromosome is # 21 in humans = down syndrome
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Mutations Monosomy – absence of a chromosome – most do not survive
Females can be missing the X chromosome and survive WHY? B/C the other X chromosome can make up the difference
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Assignments 5-9 DNA Replication, Transcription, and Translation Handout My.hrw.com Chapter 4 Username = dhe5n Password = p5e8n Review Homework
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Question of the Day 5-12 Which mutation is more likely to cause a problem a point mutation or a frameshift mutation? WHY?
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Review The type of mutation when a piece of the chromosome breaks off and is reinserted backwards =
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Students Choice 5-4 You may:
Take 10.2, 10.3, & 10.4 self-check quizzes for a question point each (by yourself or w/ one partner) Work on your review assignment Make notecards Study with a buddy
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Announcement 5-12 Unit # 8 Test will be Friday (due to testing)!
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Quick Talk DNA replication Point mutation Thymine Helicase Peptide bond Ribosome mRNA Translation DNA polymerase Frame shift mutation Hydrogen bond Transcription
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Activity Come up w/ 6 questions. You do NOT need anwers.
Transcription - Last names A through J Translation - Last names K through Z Activity Come up w/ 6 questions. You do NOT need anwers.
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= process of making mRNA from DNA
Replication = process of making DNA copy DNA = process of making mRNA from DNA = single stranded nucleic acid C_____________ = process of making mRNA from DNA Protein D__________ = organelle that translates Protein
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A_____________ tRNA D_____________ B___________ C___________ E___________
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