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Question #7. what type of cell y You can use lines to represent DNA...
Image transcription text what type of cell y
You can use lines to represent DNA and RNA molecules (no need to write the sequence). However, use
the database information to obtain the protein's amino acid sequence. In your picture, draw the first 5
amino acids of the protein and label them with their 3 letter shorthand name. You already found this
sequence for your Bioinformatics Part 3.
Label your drawing with the terms below:
-Indicate how tRNAs, MRNAs and ribosomes work together to build your protein of interest. Label the
terms on the next page in your drawing and show how they work in the gene expression process.
You can draw one picture showing everything happening or you can draw a series of pictures.
Terms to label
Amino acids
MRNA
Termination sequence
Anticodon
Nucleus
Ribosome
Coding region
Partial protein
Cytoplasm
Codon
RNA polymerase
tRNA
5'UTR
Start codon
Promoter
Introns
Stop codon
Complete protein
7. (3 pts) Customize this drawing of the translation of the mRNA to show the sequence of
codons #2 and #3 encoded by your gene, the anticodons on the tRNAs and the amino
acids #2 and #2 of your protein.
SUAAU
G
JONG
The tRNA matching
the next codon
binds to the
ribosome and the
amino acids bond.
Question #7
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