BIOL 112 Chapter Notes - Chapter 15: Reading Frame, Tryptophan, Genetic Code

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Knock-out mutants, null mutants, loss-of-function mutants: a mutant of a particular gene that does not function at all. Metabolic pathway: order of chemical rxns that build or break a certain molecule (each gene contains information to make one enzyme) Most proteins act as enzymes that catalyze specific rxs in metabolic pathways. Allele: a particular version of a gene. Genotype: all of the alleles of every gene present in a given individual, may refer to the allels of a certain set of genes under a study. Phenotype: detectable physical/physiological traits of individual, associated with certain alleles. Mrna: carries information from dna to the site or protein synthesis. Rna polymerase (enzyme that catalyzes rna synthesis) synthesizes according to the information provided by the sequences of bases in a particular stretch of dna. The central dogma (summarizes the flow of information in cells): dna rna protein. Dna is transcribed to mrna by rna polymerase, mrna translated to proteins by ribosomes.

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