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    Central Dogma Module For Grade 10 Science

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    This document discusses DNA replication, transcription, translation, and genetic disorders. It provides questions about the complementary strand produced from replicating a DNA strand, the resulting mRNA strand from transcribing the DNA, the linear arrangement of tRNAs during translation, codons, amino acids, the genetic code table, the steps of protein synthesis, and identifying genetic disorders from descriptions. The questions assess understanding of key concepts and require using the provided genetic code table to answer questions about codons, amino acids, and more.

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    Central Dogma Module For Grade 10 Science

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    This document discusses DNA replication, transcription, translation, and genetic disorders. It provides questions about the complementary strand produced from replicating a DNA strand, the resulting mRNA strand from transcribing the DNA, the linear arrangement of tRNAs during translation, codons, amino acids, the genetic code table, the steps of protein synthesis, and identifying genetic disorders from descriptions. The questions assess understanding of key concepts and require using the provided genetic code table to answer questions about codons, amino acids, and more.

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    This document discusses DNA replication, transcription, translation, and genetic disorders. It provides questions about the complementary strand produced from replicating a DNA strand, the resulting mRNA strand from transcribing the DNA, the linear arrangement of tRNAs during translation, codons, amino acids, the genetic code table, the steps of protein synthesis, and identifying genetic disorders from descriptions. The questions assess understanding of key concepts and require using the provided genetic code table to answer questions about codons, amino acids, and more.

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    Central Dogma Module For Grade 10 Science

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    Jan Paul Santos
    This document discusses DNA replication, transcription, translation, and genetic disorders. It provides questions about the complementary strand produced from replicating a DNA strand, the resulting mRNA strand from transcribing the DNA, the linear arrangement of tRNAs during translation, codons, amino acids, the genetic code table, the steps of protein synthesis, and identifying genetic disorders from descriptions. The questions assess understanding of key concepts and require using the provided genetic code table to answer questions about codons, amino acids, and more.

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    of 3

    A.

    The following is the base sequence on one strand of a DNA molecule:

    AATGCCAGTGGT

    1. If this strand is replicated, which of the following is the complementary strand


    that is produced?

    _______________________________________

    2. If transcribed into an mRNA, what would be the resulting strand?

    _______________________________________

    3. During translation, the tRNA sequence of nucleotides arranged linearly is


    _______.

    _______________________________________

    B. Each combination of nitrogen bases on the mRNA molecule is a codon, which is


    a three letter code for a specific amino acid. The table shows the mRNA codon
    for each amino acid. Use the Genetic Code Table to answer the questions.

    4. The codon for tryptophan is _______.


    5. For leucine, there are _______ different codons.

    6. The codon GAU is for __________.

    7. In a stop codon, if the second base is G, the first and third bases are

    ____ and ___.

    C. Sequence the following steps in protein synthesis from first to last (1-6).
    ___A. Transcription

    ___B. tRNA – amino acid units link to mRNA

    ___C. Amino acid separate from tRNA

    ___D. Polypeptide chain assembled

    ___E. mRNA links to ribosome

    ___F. Stop codon encountered in mRNA

    D. Each combination of three nitrogenous bases on the mRNA molecule is a codon, a


    three letter code for a specific amino acid. Use the table below to identify the specific
    amino acid for each mRNA codon.

    III. Name the following genetic disorder.


    TURNER’S SYNDROME EDWARDS SYNDROME JACOBSEN SYNDROME
    DOWN’S SYNDROME CRI DU CHAT KLINEFELTER’S SYNDROME

    1. _________________ 2. _________________ 3. ___________


    4. ____________ 5. ______________ 6. ______________

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