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Protein Synthesis Worksheet

The document is a protein synthesis worksheet that contains: 1) Tables showing the mRNA codons and their corresponding amino acids. 2) Diagrams of DNA, mRNA, and tRNA molecules with their components labeled. 3) A description of where RNA is located - in the nucleus when made and cytoplasm when undergoing protein synthesis. 4) A diagram explaining the roles of mRNA, tRNA, and rRNA in transcription and translation.

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Protein Synthesis Worksheet

The document is a protein synthesis worksheet that contains: 1) Tables showing the mRNA codons and their corresponding amino acids. 2) Diagrams of DNA, mRNA, and tRNA molecules with their components labeled. 3) A description of where RNA is located - in the nucleus when made and cytoplasm when undergoing protein synthesis. 4) A diagram explaining the roles of mRNA, tRNA, and rRNA in transcription and translation.

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Protein Synthesis Worksheet

A UG G C G A G G C G G C A G C U G U U A U G G U G A

Met (start) ALA ARG ARG GLU LEU LEU TRY Stop

5’ A T G A C T A G C T G G G G G T A T T A C T T T T A G ‘3
3’ T A C T G A T C G A C C C C C A T A A T G A A A A T C ‘5

Met(start) THR SER TRY GLY TYR TYR PHE Stop

5’ A T G CGA G GT T T T T T C A TG G TG GGG T A A ‘3
3’ T A C GCT CC A A A A A A G T A C C A C C CC A T T ‘5

5’ A U G CGA GGU U UU U UC A UG GUC G G G U A A

G A G T G T G A T G C T A A C C C C G A A ‘3

C T C A C A C T A C G A T T G G G G A T T ‘5

A U G G C U U A C C C C

MET GLU CYS ASP TYR ASP (STOP)

• RNA uses uracil while DNA uracil


• DNA is double stranded, while RNA is single stranded
• DNA has the sugar deoxiribose while RNA has tbe sugar ribose

In the nucleus

In the nucleus (when is made) and in the cytoplasm (when it is going through a

ribosome to synthesize a protein).


Transcribes the DNA in the nucleus by
creating a complementary strand of
mRNA mRNA. The mRNA then leaves the
nucleus to join with a ribosome.

Brings A.A.’s to the ribosome.

tRNA Anticodons on tRNA pair with the


codons on mRNA.

Along with proteins, rRNA creates the


rRNA ribosome, which is where A.A.’s are
bonded together to form a protein.

Translation
Ribosome
tRNA Transcription
mRNA
rRNA Amino Acids DNA
& Anticodons

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