Introduction to Protein Synthesis

Introductory Lesson on Protein Synthesis; Discuss why, what, and where. Showing how RNA helps transfer the information in the DNA code into a Protein

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5' is the 5th carbon in the deoxyribose molecule (which has 5 carbons). It is where the phosphate group attaches to the deoxyribose sugar.
3' is the 3rd carbon in the deoxyribose sugar molecule - and it is where the new nucleotide attaches.
Specifically, the new nucleotide's phosphate group attaches to the 3' carbon of the old ribose. So...the sugar-phosphate backbone of DNA is composed of deoxyribose sugars which are covalently bonded between the 5' and 3' carbons by phosphates.

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Great help. Think you mean duplication, rather than duplicity (which means to deceive).

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If u check this video at 3:50 and 4:28 Its being said that TAC codes for Met... Actually its AUG that codes or Met.... Its the code in mRNA helps us to find which is the Amino acid...

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There are not 64 types of tRNAs. There are thought to be around 45 because of wobble rules.

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How many amino acids are there? I know the video says 20 but my professor says 22. I have seen so many different answers everywhere I'm so confused.

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Thanks for the interesting and instructive video.
Just a word on language usage.Bom tish. xD
Duplicity means deceitfulness of speech or conduct. It does have a usage meaning is something with two parts or options, but still probably isn't really the right word. I think redundancy is a better choice. Please correct me if there is a specific usage and meaning in biology. There may well be, I just have never heard it before. But then again I'm a computer science student and not a biologist :3
Thanks :)

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I really didn't understand how the code works

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The "rna is single stranded instead of double stranded" part is not quite true. A lot of the times RNA will too be double stranded

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Just wonder whether someone can explain why not use DNA directly to build up mRNA. I think it can spare time och less mutation happens.

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