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Published by m-ms2113172892, 2022-09-01 06:08:50

ALIZA H3P04B FINAL

ALIZA H3P04B FINAL

BIOLOGY(SB015)ASSINGMENT

MOLECULES OF LIFE &
CELL STRUCTURES AND

FUNCTIONS (SET E)

FULL NAME : NUR ALIZA HANNA AMIR
MATRIC NUMBER : MS2113172892
PRACTICUM : H3T04B

CARBOHYDRATES LIPIDS

WATER MAIN TYPE PROTEINS
MOLECULES

OF LIFE

DNA&RNA
MOLECULES

COMPARE AND CONTRAST DNA
&RNA

BOTH ARE POLYMERS OF NUCLEOTIDE.
BOTH ARE NUCLEIC ACID.

BOTH HAVE SUGAR PHOSPHATE BACKBONE.
BOTH HAVE NITROGENOUS BASE IN NUCLEOTIDE.

SIMILARITIES

DNA RNA

CONSISTS TWO STRANDS OF POLYNUCLEOTIDE CONSISTS SINGLE STRAND OF POLYNUCLEOTIDE
PENTOSE SUGAR-DEOXYRIBOSE PENTOSE SUGAR-RIBOSE

RELATIVELY A LARGER MOLECULE RELATIVELY A SMALLER MOLECULE
DNA IS STABLE RNA IS LESS STABLE

RATIO A TO T & C TO G IS ONE RATIO A TO U & C TO G IS VARIES
NITROGENOUS BASE ARE A,T,C,G NITROGENOUS BASE ARE A, U, C, G
FOR DEOXIRIBOSE SUGAR C ATOM IN LOWER RIGHT FOR RIBOSE SUGAR C ATOM IN LOWER RIGHT CORNER OF
CORNER OF THE RING IS BONDED TO AN H ATOM THE RING IS BONDED TO AN OH GROUP
3 TYPES OF RNA WHICH ARE mRNA,tRNA,&rRNA
1 TYPE OF DNA ONLY RNA CAN BE FOUND IN NUCLEUS OF CYTOPLASM.
DNA CAN BE FOUND IN NUCLEUS.

EXPLAIN HOW TO CALCULATE PERCENTAGE OF CYTOSINE IF DNA
MOLECULE CONTAINS 24% THYMINE

AMOUNT OF THYMINE = AMOUNT OF ADENINE AMOUNT OF CYTOSINE = AMOUNT OF GUANINE

24% + 24% = 48% ?=?

(CYTOSINE + GUANINE) + 48% = 100%
(CYTOSINE + GUANINE) = 100% - 48%

(CYTOSINE + GUANINE) = 52%

CYTOSINE = 52/2
=26%

DDIIFFFFEERREENNCCEE DDNNAA IINN PPRROOKKAARRYYOOTTIICC AANNDD
EEUUKKAARRYYOOTTIICC CCEELLLL

PROKARYOTIC EUKARYOTIC

DNA NOT ENCLOSE BY NUCLEAR DNA ENCLOSED BY NUCLEAR
ENVELOPE ENVELOPE

DNA LIES FREELY IN CYTOPLASM DNA MOLECULE IS LINEAR
DNA MOLECULE IS CIRCULAR DNA MOLECULE ASSOCIATED WITH

DNA MOLECULE NOT ASSOCIATED HISTONE PROTEIN.
WITH HISTONE PROTEIN.

Thyoaun!k


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