DNA, Protein Synthesis and Gene Expression flashcards
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This GoConqr page gathers flashcards on DNA structure, replication, protein synthesis and gene expression. School students, university students and professional candidates can practise terms and processes, while teachers can find material for revision. The collection spans school and university study, with over 1,000 flashcard resources made by over 600 users. Choose a deck and start revising.
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- Discovery of DNA23
- DNA and RNA structure479
- DNA and chromosome structure48
- DNA replication487
- DNA mutations and repair41
- Central dogma of molecular biology81
- Protein structure18
- Protein synthesis326
- Transcription86
- RNA processing and splicing26
- Translation and the genetic code66
- Gene regulation178
- Epigenetics20
- DNA analysis and genetic engineering63
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13 cardsProtein Synthesis Protein Synthesis consists of which two stages?
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13 cardsOCR - A-Level - Biology - DNA Replication Flashcards
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These decks cover vocabulary, DNA and RNA, replication, protein synthesis and gene regulation. DNA Vocabulary Words includes terms such as nucleotide, transcription and translation. Protein Synthesis asks about the stages of transcription and translation, while DNA structure and replication includes questions on nucleotides and DNA strands.
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Start with DNA Vocabulary Words if you want to check the terms before moving on to processes. Then use Replication of DNA to review primers and the leading and lagging strands. For a question-and-answer approach to DNA and RNA, try Nucleic acids - questions and answers.
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Which flashcard deck should I start with?
Start with DNA Vocabulary Words if you want to review terms before tackling longer questions. It includes DNA, RNA, transcription, translation and mutation vocabulary. If you are already familiar with those terms, DNA structure and replication offers questions about nucleotides, strands and replication.
Do the flashcards cover protein synthesis?
Yes. Protein Synthesis includes questions on its stages, transcription and translation, and where they occur. Protein Synthesis: Transcription and Translation is also listed, along with DNA Synthesis, Transcription, and Translation. The decks give you several starting points for reviewing the topic.
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The collection includes resources for school and university study. For example, IB Biology Topic 7.2 DNA Replication (HL) covers replication, while OCR - A-Level - Biology - DNA Replication Flashcards includes terms and definitions. The page also lists decks associated with university courses and exams.
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