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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
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DNA: Replication & Protein Synthesis · DNA: Replication & Protein Synthesis Franklin’s X-ray diffraction pattern of DNA (crystal form) which Watson & Crick interpreted as a Double

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Page 1: DNA: Replication & Protein Synthesis · DNA: Replication & Protein Synthesis Franklin’s X-ray diffraction pattern of DNA (crystal form) which Watson & Crick interpreted as a Double

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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Replication happens during

Interphase

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One gene… …One Polypeptide

chromosomes

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Single Nucleotide Polymorphism = mutation: SNP

RNA for 1 gene= 1 polypeptide

Nucleus Cytoplasm

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

GUCCAG

CAG

Anticodon on tRNACodon on mRNA

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Carboxyl Gp.Amino Gp.

>20 ‘R’ groups

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>20 ‘R’ groups>20 ‘R’ groups >20 ‘R’ groups

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Summary

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The final shaping, and addition of lipid and sugar molecules to

proteins (lipoproteins & glycoproteins) is done in

the Smooth E.R. & GOLGI Apparatus – they

are then packaged for exocytosis

Example – “lock-and-key” shapes of

enzymes

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Locus 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

DYS# 393 390 19/394 391 385a 385b 426 388 439 389-1 392 389-2

Alleles 13 23 17 11 11 15 12 12 12 14 13 30

Number of REPEATS:INTRONS

Y - Chromosome

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Human Karyotypes

Short arm

Long arm

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Chromosomes

Fly

Human

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Prophase

Nuclear

Membrane

Animal Mitosis

Centrioles separate as

nuclear membrane

disintegrates

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METAPHASE

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Polar view of Metaphase

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Metaphase and Anaphase

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Anaphase

Note microtubules

of spindle fibers

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Late Anaphase to Early Telophase &

Metaphase

centriole

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Late Anaphase toTelophase

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Late Telophase

Pinching Off, leaving

microtubules of Spindle

Fibers caught in center

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Late Telophase

Pinching Off, leaving

microtubules of Spindle

Fibers caught in center

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Daughter cells2n: as DNA replicates

2n

1n each, ‘til DNA

replication

Cell plate

Microtubular spindle fibers

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Prophase

Prophase

ProphaseProphase

Metaphase

Metaphase

Anaphase

Telophase

Mitosis in Plants: NO

pinching off, no centrioles,

cell plate forms

Daughter Cells

LatestTelophase

Cell plate

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Spermatogonia 2n

Spermatocytes-Primary 2n

Sertoli Cells-nurse cell

Early Spermatid 1n

Late Spermatid 1n

Flagella

Spermatogenesis

in Seminiferous

Tubule (Rat)