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Protein Synthesis Overview Practice

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5 questions

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Question 2

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What is one portion of DNA that codes for a single protein called?

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Question 1

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Question 3

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What is the type of RNA that is a copy of a portion of DNA and leaves the nucleus through a nuclear pore?

Question 4

4.

Categorize the following into each step

Occurs in between transcription and translation

Question 5

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Sort the following into the process or DNA Replication or Protein Synthesis

Includes genetic material leaving the nucleus through nuclear pores

Involves the step transcription

Helps to directly prepare for cell division

Involves ribosomes

Makes a copy of all of the DNA in a cell

Involves helicase

Makes a protein

Involves the step translation

Makes peptide bonds

Binds together amino acids

Involves RNA processing

Involves making mRNA

Involves SSBs

Involves DNA Polymerase III

Involves separating the DNA strands fully

DNA Replication

Protein Synthesis

Involves amino acids being bound together

Involves reading mRNA

Involves a ribosome making a protein

Involves making peptide bonds

Involves copying a gene

The small step that occurs right before the mRNA leaves the nucleus to prepare the mRNA for translation

Involves tRNA

Involves making mRNA

Transcription

RNA Processing

Translation

Look at the above diagram and use the matching below to label it.

Cytoplasm

A (this is pointing to the whole green molecule)

Gene

D

Amino acid

E

Nucleus

F

Nuclear pore

G

Protein

I (this is pointing to one of the red circles)

Plasma membrane

J (this is pointing to the whole red molecule)

mRNA

H (this is pointing to one of the lines between the red circles)

DNA

C (this is pointing to one portion of the green molecule)

Peptide bond

B

Ribosome

K