IB Biology @ TASIS: Topic 7: Transcription & Translation

Monday, February 13, 2012

Today we reviewed the core information on transcription and translation, before moving on to the details of these processes in topic 7. Below is the PowerPoint from Mr. T for these sections.

Protein Synthesis: 7.3 & 7.4 Transcription and Translation AHL (IB)

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See an electron micrograph of a polysome (and for an explanation) here.

A detailed explanation of the activating enzyme reaction that joins the amino acid to the tRNA

A detailed explanation of the structure of tRNA. This is far more detail than you need to know, but can be helpful in understanding the structure.

E period homework: Complete questions 6, 7 and 8 in the packet.

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The numbers and letters in parentheses correspond to components in the IB Syllabus.

Topics 1 - 6 are core material
Topics 7-11 are for advanced higher level students

The options for SL only are: A, B, C
The options for both SL and HL are: D, E, F, G
The option for HL only is: H

There is no page for option F because we don't teach that option.

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Monday, February 13, 2012

Topic 7: Transcription & Translation

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