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unit 1: structure, function, growth, & development
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lesson 1.1 - from dna to protein
directions: for #1 - 10, use the word bank to complete each sentence. each word is only used once.
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dna gene protein transcription structure
function translation amino acids nucleotides protein synthesis
- the instructions for all living things are found in a molecule called
- dna is made of smaller building blocks called
- a is a section of dna that codes for one specific protein.
- the process of making proteins is called
- proteins are made of smaller building blocks called
- the step of protein synthesis that uses dna to make rna is called
- the step of protein synthesis that uses rna to build protein is called
- different cells in the body make different, which gives them unique structures
and jobs.
- the of a protein determines its function in the cell.
- a mutation to dna can result in a protein with a different shape, which may change its
- the model shows the flow of genetic
information from dna to protein. complete
the model using the following terms:
amino acid mrna trna
lesson 1.2 - cell division & differentiation
- use the following sequence of words to explain how a multicellular organism is formed.
zygote → mitosis → stem cell → differentiation → specialized cells → organism.
- DNA is the molecule that contains the genetic instructions for all living things.
- DNA is composed of nucleotides.
- A gene is a specific section of DNA that codes for a protein.
- Protein synthesis is the process of making proteins.
- Proteins are made up of amino acids.
- Transcription is the process where DNA is used to make RNA.
- Translation is the process where RNA is used to build protein.
- Different cells make different proteins, which gives them unique structures and functions.
- The structure of a protein determines its function.
- A mutation in DNA can change the shape of a protein, potentially altering its function.
- The flow of genetic information is DNA sequence → mRNA → tRNA → amino acid → protein. mRNA is synthesized from DNA during transcription. tRNA helps in the translation process by bringing amino acids. Amino acids are the building blocks of proteins.
- A zygote (fertilized egg) undergoes mitosis (cell division) to produce stem cells. Stem cells then differentiate (specialize) into various specialized cells. These specialized cells work together to form an organism.
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- DNA
- nucleotides
- gene
- protein synthesis
- amino acids
- transcription
- translation
- proteins
- structure
- function
- A. mRNA; B. tRNA; C. amino acid
- A zygote (fertilized egg) divides by mitosis to produce stem cells. Stem cells differentiate into specialized cells. These specialized cells combine to form an organism.