Biology 1202B Lecture Notes - Lecture 13: Start Codon, Tata Box, Messenger Rna

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Eukaryote transcription and processing occurs in nucleus, before exporting mrna into the cytoplasm for translation. Each process occurs separately because they are compartmentalized by the nucleus. Prokaryote transcription and translation of a gene can occur simultaneously because the genetic material is not confined to a nucleus. All the different enzymes that are needed are free floating in the nucleoid space. The information in dna is transferred to rna. Therefore in transcription only one strand is read the template strand. Template strand and mrna are antiparralel, but when nucleotides are trasnlated back it is goes back to the template strand. Rna polymerase creates an rna sequence complimentary to dna template strand. Remember, that rna does not contain thymine, but instead, uracil: A-u instead of a-t. all others bind as in dna replication. The single stranded rna is called the messenger rna (mrna)

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