Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • Central Dogma: From Genes To Proteins: Group 4 (BSMT 2A) - Cahigas, Japay, Lacaste, Quinzon, Reyes, Serpa Juan, Tamayo

    Uploaded by

    Gela Reyes
    130 views2 pages
    1) The document presents DNA sequences that need to be translated to mRNA and then to amino acids to reveal clues and passwords to access three security doors in a lab. 2) The first DNA sequence translates to the clue "PACKED DNA" with the password "CHROMOSOMES". 3) The second DNA sequence translates to the clue "GENETIC MATERIAL" with the password "DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID". 4) The DNA sequences need to be translated to mRNA and then amino acids following the central dogma in order to reveal the clues and passwords.

    Original Description:

    Original Title

    Genes-to-proteins

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    Report this Document
    1) The document presents DNA sequences that need to be translated to mRNA and then to amino acids to reveal clues and passwords to access three security doors in a lab. 2) The first DNA sequence translates to the clue "PACKED DNA" with the password "CHROMOSOMES". 3) The second DNA sequence translates to the clue "GENETIC MATERIAL" with the password "DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID". 4) The DNA sequences need to be translated to mRNA and then amino acids following the central dogma in order to reveal the clues and passwords.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    Download as pdf or txt
    130 views2 pages

    Central Dogma: From Genes To Proteins: Group 4 (BSMT 2A) - Cahigas, Japay, Lacaste, Quinzon, Reyes, Serpa Juan, Tamayo

    Uploaded by

    Gela Reyes
    1) The document presents DNA sequences that need to be translated to mRNA and then to amino acids to reveal clues and passwords to access three security doors in a lab. 2) The first DNA sequence translates to the clue "PACKED DNA" with the password "CHROMOSOMES". 3) The second DNA sequence translates to the clue "GENETIC MATERIAL" with the password "DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID". 4) The DNA sequences need to be translated to mRNA and then amino acids following the central dogma in order to reveal the clues and passwords.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    Download as pdf or txt
    of 2

    CENTRAL DOGMA: FROM GENES TO PROTEINS

    by: Maria Aiko Angela A. Diaz and Kristopher T. Inting

    GROUP 4 (BSMT 2A) – CAHIGAS, JAPAY, LACASTE, QUINZON, REYES, SERPA JUAN, TAMAYO

    The Human Molecular Genetics Laboratory of Dr. Watson has three security doors. To get in the lab, you have to
    enter the correct password to each door, one after the other. Dr. Yourname, a new researcher in the lab, was
    given clues on how to determine the password for each door as a test of his intelligence. The clues were given as
    DNA sequences of sense strands. These sequences need to be translated to their corresponding amino acid (in
    the one letter code system) to spell out the clues to the password. (Remember that the words formed using the
    one letter amino acid code are NOT the passwords, but merely clues on how to get the password.) Help Dr.
    Yourname solve the passwords of the doors so that he can enter the lab. Hint 1: Do not proceed directly to
    translation. Convert to mRNA and find the start codon. The clue is bounded by the start and stop codon. Hint 2:
    The picture and the number of boxes on the door are further clues to the password that opens it. Hint 3: The
    illustrations on the doors can also help you figure out the password.

    5’ DNA A C G T A A A G C T A A A T G C C T
    T G C A T T T C G A T T T A C G G A
    mRNA A C G U A A A G C U A A A U G C C U
    Amino Threonine (T) STOP Serine (S) STOP Methionine Proline (P)
    acid (M) – START
    5’ DNA G C T T G T A A A G A A G A T G A C
    C G A A C A T T T C T T C T A C T G
    mRNA G C U U G U A A A G A A G A U G A C
    Amino Alanine (A) Cysteine (C) Lysine (K) Glutamic acid Aspartic acid Aspartic acid
    acid (E) (D) (D)
    5’ DNA A A T G C A T A G A A G C G C A G T
    T T A C G T A T C T T C G C G T C A
    mRNA A A U G C A U A G A A G C G C A G U
    Amino Asparagine Alanine (A) STOP Lysine (K) Arginine (R) Serine (S)
    acid (N)
    5’ DNA C A T T T A A G T T T T T T T 3’
    G T A A A T T C A A A A A A A
    Clue: PACKED DNA mRNA C A U U U A A G U U U U U U U
    Amino Histidine (H) Leucine (L) Serine (S) Phenylalanine Phenylalanine
    Password: CHROMOSOMES acid (F) (F)
    rd
    Central Dogma: From Genes to Proteins by Maria Aiko Angela A. Diaz & Kristopher Inting, The 3 RevUp Workshop, October 22, 2005
    5’ DNA A A G G C G A T G G G A G A G A A T
    T T C C G C T A C C C T C T C T T A
    mRNA A A G G C G A U G G G A G A G A A U
    Amino Lysine (K) Alanine (A) Methionine Glycine (G) Glutamic acid Asparagine
    acid (M) – START (E) (N)

    5’ DNA G A A A C T A T T T G T A T G G C G
    C T T T G A T A A A C A T A C C G C
    mRNA G A A A C U A U U U G U A U G G C G
    Amino Glutamic Threonine (T) Isoleucine (I) Cysteine (C) Methionine Alanine (A)
    acid acid (E) (M)
    5’ DNA A C C G A G A G A A T T G C T T T G
    T G G C T C T C T T A A C G A A A C
    mRNA A C C G A G A G A A U U G C U U U G
    Amino Threonine (T) Glutamic Arginine (R) Isoleucine Alanine (A) Leucine (L)
    acid acid (E) (I)

    5’ DNA T G A T T T T T T 3’
    A C T A A A A A A
    mRNA U G A U U U U U U
    Amino STOP Phenylalanine Phenylalanine
    acid (F) (F)

    Clue: GENETIC MATERIAL


    Password: DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID

    rd
    Central Dogma: From Genes to Proteins by Maria Aiko Angela A. Diaz & Kristopher Inting, The 3 RevUp Workshop, October 22, 2005

    You might also like