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DNA PRESENTATION 7th GRADE

Julian Camilo Andrad

Created on May 16, 2023

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ProtocolTopic: DNA Goal: Compare the structures that are involve in the DNA structures Question: Will you state in your own words where the DNA is located?

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DNA is Genetic Material

DNA stands for DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID:

  • Controls protein production in cells.
  • Made up of many genes which controls traits

Why DNA is Important?

  • Passes genetic information from generation to generation.
  • Traits are controlled by DNA.
  • DNA replicates with little error.
  • Can not live without DNA because it part of everything in the body.

DNA Structure

  • DNA is a double Helix meaning DNA has two strands. It looks like a twisted ladder.
  • DNA is polymer made up of units called NUCLEOTIDES

The nucleotides joined together in a long chain

Nitrogenous Bases

https://youtu.be/o_-6JXLYS-k

https://youtu.be/BIP0lYrdirI

DNA Replication

Defined: Process of copying DNA.

DNA is an antiparallel molecule

Process of DNA replication:

https://youtu.be/T1aR77FLdi0

End Process

Alzheimer

https://youtu.be/UY-RgXhD_fE

Exposition topics

1. Discovery of DNA: Biography and experiments on DNA by Friedrich Miescher. 2. Contributions to the structure of DNA: James Watson, Francis Crick, Maurice Wilkins and Rosalind Franklin. 3. DNA replication: Double helix structure addressing the basic components of DNA and how they form bonds. 4. DNA transcription: Mechanisms and enzymes involved in this process, emphasizing accurate replication for genetic inheritance. 5. RNA translation: Translation of mRNA into proteins, the role of ribosomes, tRNA, and amino acids. 6. Genetic mutations: Causes and types of mutations. Impact of mutations on organisms and evolution. 7. Gene regulation: Control mechanisms that regulate gene expression, their importance, and functioning in organisms. 8. DNA and medicine: The importance of DNA in diagnosing genetic diseases, advances in gene therapy, and personalized medicine based on DNA.