Draw two circles where molecules. bond to phosphates
Why is cellular respiration necessary in DNA replication
ATP is needed for energy
Helices action
Unzips double helix and breaks hydrogen bonds between two strands
Now do errors occur in DNA replication
Mutations or changes In DNA sequence a frame shift
What does protease do
Digest histones
DNA polymerase
FormsPhosphodiester bonds between nucleotides
RNA polymerase
FormsPhosphodiester bonds between nucleotides and adds RNA nucleosides
Steps in making polypeptides
Transcription in the nucleus, production of mRNA, mRNA leaves the nucleus via nuclear pores and translation is at ribosomes tRNA in the ribosomes with specific amino acids binds to anticodons
Levels of protein structure to explain how some gene mutations don’t effect haemoglobin
Detergent
Also breaks phospholipids bilayer
What else does detergent do
Breaks phospholipids bilayer
When talking abt acidity always mention
Ph
DNA polynucleotide chain
Pyrimidine and purine
Sugar phosphate backbone template runs 5 and 3
AT 2 h CG 3 H
Anti parallel
Diff sizes
ATP only remains in the body mass at a small proportion
As it is hydrolysed to adp and is used immediately
Compare and contrast dna replication and transcription
Enzymes
Are catalyst that lower activation energy
Genetic code
Is non overlapping
Graph questions
Decrease/increase, plateau and what stays same
Mrna dna
Mrna transcribes the dna
DNA replicate
DNA replicate is easy as
H bonds easily broken and both are template strands
DNA helices
Unzips DNA strands or double helix and breaks hydrogen bonds between strands
If no dna use
RNA