1
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What does RNA have?
A
RNA has the sugar ribose, uracil instead of Thymine, single-stranded.
2
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What are RNA molecules complementary to?
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They are complementary to DNA.
3
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What is mRNA?
A
A strand complementary to one strand of a DNA molecule.
4
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What is tRNA?
A
Carries amino acids to ribosomes, where they’re bonded to form polypeptides.
5
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What are the instructions for?
A
Instructions are for – code for amino acids in proteins.
Biology - Module 1
flashcards
Decks in class (23)
# Cards
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Biochemistry and Metabolism11
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Biochemicals and Bonds9
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Carbohydrates 1: Simple Sugars10
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Carbohydrates 2: Energy Storage8
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Carbohydrates 3: Structural Units4
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Amino Acids - The Monomers Of Proteins11
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Proteins From Amino Acids7
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Levels Of Protein Structure11
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Proteins In Action3
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Lipids Are Not Polymers10
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Nucleotides - Coding Molecules8
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Essential Oils?9
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DNA - Information and Storage6
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Reading the instructions5
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Inside and out - where enzymes work best5
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Enzyme Action8
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Enzymes and Temperature4
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Enzymes at Work6
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Enzymes at work - concentration effects4
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Enzymes at Work - Inhibitors of aciton6
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Enzymes at work - Coenzyme and Prosthetic Group7
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Interfering with enzymes - poisons and drugs7
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Enzymes are Globular Proteins6
