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DNA/RNA/Protein Synthesis Study Guide- Honors Biology
Terms to know:
nucleotide
DNA
RNA
nucleic acid
deoxyribose
nitrogen base
phosphate group
hydrogen bonds
covalent bonds
replication
double helix
adenine
thymine
guanine
cytosine
purine
pyrimidine
gene
DNA polymerase
Okazaki fragments
leading strand
lagging strand
replication fork
transcription
ribose
uracil
RNA polymerase
codon
anticodon
ribosome
translation (protein synthesis)
mRNA
tRNA
rRNA
Chargaff
Watson and Crick
Franklin
protein
amino acid
helicase
ligase
hemoglobin
lactase
amylase
Concepts to know
structure of a nucleotide
structure of DNA
monomer of DNA
bonding of DNA molecule
base pairing, A-T, C-G
steps involved in replication
direction replication occurs
antiparallel nature of DNA
product at the end of replication
when in cell’s life cycle replication occurs
where in cell replication occurs
be able to explain transcription including base pairing
when transcription occurs
where in cell transcription occurs
structure of RNA
be able to compare and contrast RNA and DNA
structure and function of three types of RNA
be able to explain translation
where in cell translation occurs
describe how each type of RNA is involved in translation
be able to transcribe DNA into RNA
be able to translate RNA codons into amino acids
what is the product of translation
be able to label diagrams of replication, transcription and translation
be able to label diagrams of DNA and RNA
be able to relate transcription and translation to the building analogy we
discussed in class
be able to relate importance of translation to expression of genes and
keeping an organism alive
examples of proteins made by translation