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Biology
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10th Grade
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Jane Claussen
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16 Slides • 7 Questions
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the process of copying a segment of DNA into RNA
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The hereditary information in DNA is stored as a code of four
Specific sections of the DNA are called
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Multiple Choice
Which numbered pair of chromosomes in the karyotype above shows the sex of this person?
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Know the process of transcription and how DNA is transcribed into RNA.
I Will...
Identify and discuss the steps of transcription
We Will...
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Remember: Location is Key
Eukaryotic cells: Transcription occurs in the nucleus
Prokaryotic Cells: all processes happen in the cytoplasm
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Central Dogma of Biology: theory that genetic info. flows in one direction (linear)
DNA: universal language
RNA: language of proteins (translates)
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Open Ended
The Central Dogma of Biology is a theory (a statement of explanation based on observation) stating that genetics flows in one direction. But how or what could disprove this theory?
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Know the process of transcription and how DNA is transcribed into RNA.
I Will...
Identify and discuss the steps of transcription
We Will...
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RNA Polymerase = DNA Polymerase
enzyme that binds the nucleotides together in a chain to make a new RNA molecule
enzyme unwinds DNA and exposes a sequence of nitrogen bases
enzyme recognizes start site of a gene
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(done by RNA polymerase)
3 major types of RNA produced:
mRNA (messenger): intermediate message that translated to form a protein
rRNA (ribosomal): forms part of ribosomes, cell's protein factories
tRNA (transfer): brings amino acids from cytoplasm to a ribosome to help make growing protein
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A - U
T - A
G - C
C - G
A - U
T - A
G - C
C - G
DNA
RNA
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In Your Groups...
Teaming up with the partner across from you or next to you, you will take turns completing the complementary base pairing of the RNA strand. Partner one will go first, after completing the sequence partner two will review the sequence and correct if needed. Then, when prompted, Partner two will complete a new sequence. Partner one will review the sequence and correct if needed.
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A U G A U C U C G U A A
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A U G A U U G A C A U U G A G G A U C C A U
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exits through nuclear envelope/ nuclear pores
nuclear pore
nuclear envelope
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Open Ended
After learning transcription and having prior knowledge of DNA replication, in what ways are these processes similar?
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the process of copying a segment of DNA into RNA
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