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HSC Biology (2020
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Peptides - answer A short chain of 2-50 amino acids.


Polypeptide - answer A linear chain made of multiple peptides.


Protein - answer A functional unit made up of one or more
polypeptides.


Amino Acid - answer Simple organic compound containing carboxyl
and amino groups.


Transcription - answer The process of a gene (DNA) being copied
complimentary (mRNA) in the nucleus. (Uracil replaces thymine).


Process of Transcription - answer Initiation, elongation, termination


Initiation - answer Promoter sequence found by RNA enzyme on
sense strand.

, Elongation - answer Process of reading and producing pre RNA.


Pre mRNA - answer Contains useless segments that must be cut out.
This is called introns.


Translation - answer The process of the mRNA sequence being
converted into the specific amino acid sequence (carried by tRNA)
occurring in the ribosomes.


mRNA - answer Complimentary reading of DNA. Single strand
nucleic acid consisting of ribose, phosphate and nitrogen bases (A U
G C). (Uracil replaces thymine). (All exons combined together).


tRNA - answer RNA molecule that transfers amino acid to ribosome
during the formation of polypeptides.


Codon - answer Set of three nitrogen bases (A U G C) in mRNA.


Anticodon - answer Complimentary set of nitrogen bases (A U G C)
on tRNA.


Nitrogen Bases - answer Adenine+Thymine, Guanine+Cytosine.


mRNA Amino Acid Wheel - answer Codes for mRNA only (opposite
reading of DNA where uracil replaces thymine).


Primary Structure - answer Specific linear sequence of amino acid.


Secondary Structure - answer Regular, repeated patterns of folding
the protein backbone (Alpha helix and Beta sheet).

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