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1 What are the MONOMERS of each POLYMER?
POLYMER MONOMER Proteins Lipids Carbohydrates Nucleic acids FATTY ACID TAILS NUCLEOTIDES AMINO ACIDS CARBON RINGS

2 DNA Deoxyribose Nucleic Acid
Each nucleotide is made up of: PHOSPHATE GROUP DEOXYRIBOSE SUGAR BASES (A, T, C or G) held together by Hydrogen bonds.

3 DNA’s “alphabet”: A, T, C and G

4 DNA REPLICATION

5 When does DNA replicate?
Interphase (G1, S, G2) Prophase Metaphase Anaphase Telophase Cytokinesis? How fast does it happen?

6 A simpler view of DNA replication

7 Who do you have to remember?
Helicase: unwinds the double helix DNA POLYmerase: brings the MANY nucleotides and matches A to T and C to G

8 DNA CODES FOR PROTEINS:
The different kinds of proteins: Structural Hormones Enzymes (………ase) amylase, lactase, …. Defense Transport

9 Basic structure of an amino acid (the monomer of a protein).
Carbon middle Amino group Carboxyl group R group

10 DNA is precious. It may not leave the nucleus.
mRNA: a complimentary copy of a section of the DNA molecule. It carries instructions for building proteins in ribosomes. mRNA DOES NOOOOT HAAAAVE THYAMINE. It has URACIL instead.

11 If the DNA code is … ATC.CGG.GGT.TAA.CGG.TGC.CCA.AAT.TCA
What is the other side of the DNA molecule? And the codons mRNA for the bottom strand? TAG GCC CCA ATT GCC ACG GGT TTA AGT AUC CGG GGU UAA CGG UGC CCA AAU UCA In DNA A goes with T and C goes with G. In RNA A goes with U, T goes with A and C goes with G.

12 Videos of protein synthesis (transcription and translation)
You didn’t get it?

13 Words you need to know by now…
DNA: a nucleic acid carrying the genetic code of an organism or virus. mRNA: a nucleic acid complimentary copy of a section of DNA. Carries instructions for making a protein to the nucleus tRNA: a nucleic acid which brings amino acids to the mRNA in the nucleus Codon: a group of three bases in the mRNA Anticodon: a group of three bases in the tRNA complimentary to the codon. Transcription: look it up. Translation: look it up. (you will need a dictionary for this)

14 UUU AGC AUG AGT CCG CCU UUA UAG

15 UUU. UUG. CCA. UAA.


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