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DNA
transcription
translation
RNA
protein
In-text figure
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Slide 1
URACIL (U)
base with a
single-ring
structure
phosphate
group
sugar
(ribose)
Figure 14.2
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Slide 2
DNA
G
C
A
T
RNA
G
C
A U
DNA
C
G
T
A
DNA
C
G
T A
base-pairing in DNA replication
base-pairing in transcription
Figure 14.3
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Slide 3
sugar-phosphate backbone of one strand
of nucleoides in a DNA double helix
sugar-phosphate backbone of
the other strand of nucleoides
part of the sequence of
base-pairs (blue)
Figure 14.4a
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Slide 4
RNA polymerase
DNA
Figure 14.4b
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Slide 5
transcribed DNA winds up again
newly forming RNA
transcript
DNA to be transcribed unwinds
DNA template at the
assembly site
Figure 14.4c
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Slide 6
growing RNA transcript
3’
5’
3’
5’
direction of transcription
5’
3’
Figure 14.4d,e
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Slide 7
unit of transcription in a DNA strand
exon
intron
exon
intron
exon
5’
3’
transcription into pre-mRNA
5’
poly-A tail
ca
p
3’
snipped out
snipped out
5’
3’
mature mRNA transcript
Stepped Art
Figure 14.5
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Slide 8
base sequence of gene region
mRNA
amino acids
arginine
glycine
tyrosine
tryptophan tyrosine
Figure 14.6
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Slide 9
Figure 14.7
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Slide 10
codon in mRNA
anticodon
amino-acid
attachment site
amino
acid
OH
Figure 14.8
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Slide 11
tunnel
small ribosome subunit
+
large ribosome subunit
intact ribosome
Figure 14.9b,c
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Slide 12
Initiation
intact ribosome
small ribosomal subunit
initiator tRNA
mRNA transcript
Fig. 14.10a-c
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Slide 13
binding site for mRNA
P (first binding
site for tRNA)
A (second binding
site for tRNA)
platform on small ribosomal subunit
Figure 14.10d
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Slide 14
Elongation
Fig. 14.10e-g
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Slide 15
Elongation
Fig. 14.10h,i
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Slide 16
Termination
mRNA
mRNA
new polypeptide chain
Fig. 14.10j-k
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Slide 17
original base triplet
in a DNA strand
a base substitution
within the triplet (red)
During replication, proofreading
enzymes make a substitution:
possible outcomes:
or
original, unmutated
sequence
a gene mutation
Figure 14.11
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Slide 18
mRNA
parental DNA
arginine
glycine
tyrosine
tryptophan asparagine amino acids
altered mRNA
arginine
glycine
leucine
leucine
glutamate
DNA with
base insertion
altered aminoacid sequence
Figure 14.12
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Slide 19
Transcription
mRNA
rRNA
protein
subunits
mRNA
ribosomal
transcripts
subunits
tRNA
tRNA
Translation
amino
acids,
tRNAs,
ribosomal
subunits
Protein
Figure 14.14
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Slide 20
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