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This deck focuses on Dna And Rna Structure, giving you a quick way to review the definitions, rules, and examples that matter most for AP Biology.
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Identify the type of RNA that forms the core of ribosome's structure.
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rRNA (ribosomal RNA). Structural component that catalyzes peptide bond formation.
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This deck focuses on Dna And Rna Structure, giving you a quick way to review the definitions, rules, and examples that matter most for AP Biology.
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Answer: rRNA (ribosomal RNA). Structural component that catalyzes peptide bond formation.
Answer: Deoxyribose. Missing one hydroxyl group compared to RNA's ribose.
Answer: To join Okazaki fragments. Seals breaks between DNA fragments on lagging strand.
Answer: A coding region in mRNA. Remains in mature mRNA after splicing removes introns.
Answer: rRNA (ribosomal RNA). Structural component that catalyzes peptide bond formation.
Answer: A three-nucleotide sequence in mRNA. Each triplet codes for one specific amino acid.
Answer: To synthesize new DNA strands. Adds nucleotides in 5' to 3' direction during replication.
Answer: Three. G-C pairs are stronger than A-T pairs with two bonds.
Answer: To bring amino acids to ribosomes. Transfer molecules that deliver specific amino acids during translation.
Answer: Helicase. Breaks hydrogen bonds between base pairs to separate strands.
Answer: AUG. Signals ribosome to begin protein synthesis.
Answer: RNA polymerase. Reads DNA template strand to create complementary RNA.
Answer: A pairs with T, C pairs with G. Complementary base pairing ensures DNA stability and replication.
Answer: DNA → RNA → Protein. Information flow from genes to functional proteins.
Answer: Helicase. Breaks hydrogen bonds between base pairs to separate strands.
Answer: To synthesize new DNA strands. Adds nucleotides in 5' to 3' direction during replication.
Answer: The DNA strand used for mRNA synthesis. Serves as template for complementary RNA synthesis.
Answer: To initiate transcription. Binding site for RNA polymerase to start transcription.
Answer: Adenine and Guanine. Double-ring structures with nine-membered purine base.
Answer: Three. G-C pairs are stronger than A-T pairs with two bonds.
Answer: A non-coding region in mRNA. Removed during RNA processing before translation.
Answer: Guanine. Forms three hydrogen bonds in complementary base pairing.
Answer: A pairs with T, C pairs with G. Complementary base pairing ensures DNA stability and replication.
Answer: Guanine. Forms three hydrogen bonds in complementary base pairing.
Answer: Two. A-T pairs are weaker than G-C pairs with three bonds.
Answer: To initiate transcription. Binding site for RNA polymerase to start transcription.
Answer: To store genetic information. DNA contains hereditary instructions for all cellular processes.
Answer: RNA. Unlike DNA's double-stranded structure, RNA exists as single strand.
Answer: Translation. Second step where ribosomes decode mRNA into protein.
Answer: Two. A-T pairs are weaker than G-C pairs with three bonds.
Answer: To remove introns from mRNA. RNA-protein complexes that process pre-mRNA in eukaryotes.
Answer: RNA. Unlike DNA's double-stranded structure, RNA exists as single strand.
Answer: A coding region in mRNA. Remains in mature mRNA after splicing removes introns.
Answer: To join Okazaki fragments. Seals breaks between DNA fragments on lagging strand.
Answer: To bring amino acids to ribosomes. Transfer molecules that deliver specific amino acids during translation.
Answer: Uracil. RNA uses uracil instead of thymine for adenine pairing.
Answer: To remove introns from mRNA. RNA-protein complexes that process pre-mRNA in eukaryotes.
Answer: RNA polymerase. Reads DNA template strand to create complementary RNA.
Answer: Three. Triplet code determines which amino acid is added.
Answer: Uracil. RNA uses uracil instead of thymine for adenine pairing.
Answer: Adenine and Guanine. Double-ring structures with nine-membered purine base.
Answer: AUG. Signals ribosome to begin protein synthesis.