what is the sequence of the anticodon, from the 3' to 5' end, of the t ∙ What does the host provide? ∙ Only shows what’s coded for specific genes?

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GENETICS  A gene is a nucleotide sequence that codes for a functional RNA or protein molecule  DNA –(transcription: RNA synthesis) RNA –(translation=protein synthesis) protein  Inherited diseases are due to miss-functioning proteins ex. A blood clotting factor called Factor VIII=leads to hemophilia  Heritable phenotypes are related to enzymes/proteins  Enzymes are encoded by genes  Gene discrete portion of a chromosome-encodes a single polypeptide CENTRAL DOGMA  Relates to the idea of gene expression= conversion of information in DNA to a functional protein  Direction of information flow= classic view  2 parts: genes encode funct