DNA Lesson 1 Structure and function of DNA

DNA Lesson 1
Structure and function
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DNA Lesson 1
Structure and function

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DNA

Chapter 21 & 22

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Levels of organisation
On which level do we find DNA?

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Learning Goals BS1
  • You can describe the structure of DNA
  • You can describe the function of DNA

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  • Key words 1 - Structure and function of DNA p. 45-49
  • DNA
  • genome
  • nuclearDNA
  • mtDNA
  • plasmids
  • nucleic acid
  • nucleotide
  • desoxyribose
  • Adenine (A)
  • Thymine (T)
  • Cytosine (C)
  • Guanine (G)
  • one strand of DNA
  • base pairing
  • basepair
  • double strand of DNA
  • helix structure
  • sequence
  • gene
  • (non coding DNA)
  • (repetitive DNA)

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Genome - all of the DNA in a cell
prokaryote = unicellular organism without a nucleus, e.g. a bacterium (p. 65)

In a prokaryotic organism the DNA lies in a  
circle and is surrounded by cytoplasm 
instead of a nuclear membrane.
A bacterium often contains another 
short circle of DNA called a plasmid.



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Genome - all of the DNA in a cell
eukaryote - cell with a nucleus e.g. plant, animal or fungus (p. 66)

genome of an animal cell:
nuclearDNA
mitochondrial DNA(mtDNA)


genome of a plant cell:
nuclearDNA 
mitochondrialDNA (mtDNA) AND
DNA in chrloroplasts

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DNA - DesoxyriboNucleicAcid - desoxyribonucleïnezuur
DNA is constructed from 4 different building blocks (nucleotides); A,C,T,G (p. 64)

Every nucleotide is made of 
3 elements:
1. a phosphate group
2. desoxyribose (a pentose sugar)
3. a base that contains nitrogen (-N) 
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Structure of  DNA
Draw one complete nucleotide in your notebook and number the five corners of the C-atom positions 1-5.

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single strand DNA
ssDNA
double strand  DNA
dsDNA
Can you think of a way that makes it possible for DNA to be copied identical to  their parent strand?

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Double helix
- A, C, T, G are complementary
- Like a ladder: rungs = bases and uprights = phosphates and sugar
- The DNA of all organisms is constructed of ACTG
- Antiparallel
- The sequence (= ACTG order) is unique for each organism

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Next video
0:00 - 04:80 Structure and function of DNA
04:80 - 12:59 DNA Replication (Next lesson)

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Homework
- Learn the first three bullet points of the summary p. 57
- Make sure you have drawn a complete nucleotide with numbered C atoms as instructed on slide # 10 in. LessonUp
- Copy and complete question 1 (p. 57)
- In classroom (Subject DNA) is a worksheet posted named Lesson 1 DNA: Structure and function. Make exercise 1 - 5 of the worksheet.

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05:18
What is the opposite strand of:
5' AGGTCCG '3 ?
A
5' TCCAGGC '3
B
3' TCCAGGC '5
C
'3 AGGTCCG '5

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06:09
Name the three differences between DNA and RNA

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