DNA: Replication & Protein Synthesis Franklin’s X-ray diffraction pattern of DNA (crystal form) which Watson & Crick interpreted as a Double Helix. This led to the understanding of replication and protein synthesis and became part of the grand synthesis … uniting Mendel’s laws, DNA (genes & chromosomes), protein synthesis, mutations & Darwinian evolution. helix Oppsite base Oppsite base
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DNA: Replication & Protein Synthesis
Franklin’s X-ray diffraction pattern of DNA (crystal form) which
Watson & Crick interpreted as a Double Helix. This led to the
understanding of replication and protein synthesis and became part
of the grand synthesis … uniting Mendel’s laws, DNA (genes &
chromosomes), protein synthesis, mutations & Darwinian evolution.
helix
Oppsite base
Oppsite base
Replication happens during
Interphase
One gene… …One Polypeptide
chromosomes
Single Nucleotide Polymorphism = mutation: SNP
RNA for 1 gene= 1 polypeptide
Nucleus Cytoplasm
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
GUCCAG
CAG
Anticodon on tRNACodon on mRNA
Carboxyl Gp.Amino Gp.
>20 ‘R’ groups
>20 ‘R’ groups>20 ‘R’ groups >20 ‘R’ groups
Summary
The final shaping, and addition of lipid and sugar molecules to
proteins (lipoproteins & glycoproteins) is done in