BIO342H5 Chapter Notes - Chapter 14: Peptidyl Transferase, Ribosomal Rna, Start Codon

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Genes are composed of dna which contain information coded in the sequence of its base pairs, providing the cell with a blueprint for protein synthesis. Dna has the ability to self-replicate and is the basis of heredity. Dna: structure, the nucleotide is the basic unit of dna. The 3" hydroxyl group of the sugar on one nucleotide is joined to the 5" hydroxyl group of the adjacent sugar by a phosphodiester bond. Is a double-stranded helix with a sugar-phosphate backbone. T always forms two hydrogen bonds with a. G always forms three hydrogen bonds with c. This base-pairing forms rungs" on the interior of the double helix that link the two polynucleotide chains together: the strands are positioned antiparallel to each other. One strand has a 5" 3" polarity. The complementary strand has a 3" 5": dna replication (eukaryotic, semiconservative replication.

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