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Unit 7 Notes
DNA & RNA
DNA stands for: ________________________________________
RNA stands for: ________________________________________
Where does DNA “live”? In the ___________________
Why is DNA so Important?

DNA is a nucleic acid that contains the ________________ information used in the development and
functioning of all living things and some viruses.

DNA is like ______________________, instructions, or a code for making proteins

DNA’s codes are converted/changed into messages (mRNA) for ____________________ to read and then
make proteins.

Proteins do most of the hard work of keeping us ________________.
What are the parts of DNA?
DNA
DNA has 2 strands and is often called ___________ _____________
DNA has this type of sugar: _________________________
Nitrogen Bases:
A = __________________
T = __________________
C = __________________
G = __________________
A bonds with _____
How to remember?
C bonds with _____
How to remember?
What 3 things compose a nucleotide?
1 _______________, 1 _______________________, & 1 ___________________________
Lets Practice: What are the complementary nitrogen bases in this sequence of DNA?
ATT
____
CGT
____
TAT
____
CGT
____
CTG
____
AAA
____
ACG
____
Why is mRNA Important?

DNA is too _________ and CAN’T leave the nucleus…it must send messages

mRNA is created by ______ in the nucleus

mRNA contains the messages from the DNA and are sent to ____________________ for them to read the
instructions for making proteins
RNA
What are the parts of RNA?
* How many strands does RNA have? ________
Which base does RNA not have?
_____________________
RNA is Made of:
Ribose (_______________)
Phosphate (same as DNA)
Nitrogen Bases (A,_____, C, G)
RNA Nitrogen Base Bonds:
U stands for ______________…a
different nitrogen base
A bonds with ______ (NOT thymine)
C bonds with ______
How does DNA tell the cell to make a specific kind of protein?
There are 2 major steps in this process
* First: ______________
* Second: ______________
Transcription : Process in which mRNA is synthesized (made) from the DNA template.
HINT
*** Transcription is when _________ is made from ________.***
mRNA: (messenger RNA) holds the recipe for making ________________
SHORTENED CODE = ________
Lets Practice: Create a RNA strand using this sequence of DNA?
ATT
CGT
___
___
TAT
___
CGT
___
CTG
AAA
ACG
___ ___
___
Lets Practice This Again: Create a RNA strand using this sequence of DNA?
ACA
CGA
TTA
CGG
ATA
CGC
ATC
___
___
___
___
___
___
___
Now What?...Translation!
Translation: Process in which mRNA attaches to the __________________ and a protein is assembled/made.
Codon: 3 base code in DNA or RNA
Write 4 examples of codons: ______________________________
Amino Acid: Compounds joined by peptide bonds to build ______________
***Different combination of Amino Acids make different kinds of proteins.***
tRNA: (transfer RNA) Type of RNA that transports amino acids to the __________________
Anticodon: Nitrogen bases that can pair that corresponds with the codons on the __________
Translation Video:
1. A special region of the transfer RNA, called an _______________, matches up with the genetic word or codon of mRNA.
2. One by one the rest of the amino acids are added to the growing ________________ chain.
3. The RNA message has been successfully ___________________ into protein
This goes in your comp book….cut out on black line….label!!!
Translation