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    By Joshua Rosenberg

    DNA Structure

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    IntroductionThe four Molecules that are very important

    to life

    1.Lipids

    2.Proteins3.Carbohydrates

    4.Nucleic acidsDNA is composed of Nucleic Acids

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    IntroductionIn DNA, the Nucleic Acids are found in the

    form of a molecule called a Nucleotide

    Tell me more,please!

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    CompositionRemember that the Nucleotide is the basic

    building block (Monomer) of DNA

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    StructureSo, a molecule of DNA is

    made up of millions ofsubunits called

    NucleotidesThose subunits are the

    genetic code!The structure of DNA is

    of 2 strands arrangedinto a Double Helix

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    StructureEach nucleotide consists ofthree parts:

    1.P

    2.D3.A, T, C, G

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    StructureEach nucleotide consists ofthree parts:

    1.Phosphate group

    2.Deoxyribose sugar3.Nitrogenous base

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    The three parts of aNucleotide

    Phosphate

    Sugar

    NitrogenousBase

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    StructureAnd the structure of DNA

    is of 2 strands arranged

    into a Double Helix

    T B t

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    T e Bac one an t eBasesThe phosphate and deoxyribose sugar (P &

    D) form the backbone of the DNA molecule

    The nitrogen bases (A, T, C, G) form the

    rungs of the ladder

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    NucleotidesThere are four distinct types of Nucleotides

    Adenine (A)

    Thymine (T)Cytosine (C)

    Guanine (G)

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    Nucleotides

    A

    Adenine

    T

    Thymine

    G

    Guanine

    C

    Cytosine

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    NucleotidesEach base will only bond with one

    other specific base.

    Adenine (A)

    Thymine (T)

    Cytosine (C)

    Guanine (G)

    Form a basepair.

    Form a basepair.

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    DNA StructureBecause of this complementary base

    pairing, the order of the bases in onestrand determines the order of the

    bases in the other strand

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    G

    G

    A

    T

    T

    A

    A

    C

    T

    G

    C

    A

    T

    C

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    DNA StructureTo crack the genetic code found in

    DNA we need to look at the sequenceof bases.

    The bases are arranged in tripletscalled codons.

    A G G - C T C - A A G - T C C - T A G

    T C C - G A G - T T C - A G G - A T C

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    What do I need to know?DNA is the hereditary material

    DNA contains the instructions for all living

    organismsA DNA molecule is composed of many tiny

    Nucleic Acids called Nucleotides

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    What do I need to know?The Nucleotide has three parts

    Phosphate (P)

    Deoxyribose Sugar (D)Nitrogenous Base (A, T, C, G)

    The bases are complimentary and pair-up

    A-T

    C-G

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    Looking AheadEach tripletof nitrogenous bases is known

    as one codon

    Each codon encodes one amino acid

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    Looking AheadDNA to RNA is called transcription

    RNA to Protein is called translation

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