WJEC A-level Biology A400QS · CC.5
Nucleic acids and their functions
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- CC.5
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- CC Core Concepts
- Course
- A-level Biology A400QS
- Board
- WJEC
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Points under CC.5
- CC.5(a) The structure of nucleotides (pentose sugar, phosphate, organic base)
- CC.5(b) The structure of ATP
- CC.5(c) The importance of chemical energy in biological processes
- CC.5(d) ATP as an energy carrier
- CC.5(e) Structure of nucleic acids
- CC.5(f) The similarities and differences in the structure of RNA and DNA
- CC.5(g) Functions of DNA: replication and protein synthesis
- CC.5(h) Semi-conservative replication of DNA
- CC.5(i) The term genetic code
- CC.5(j) The triplet code for amino acids
- CC.5(k) Exons and introns
- CC.5(l) The transcription of DNA to produce messenger RNA
- CC.5(m) Translation and transfer RNA
- CC.5(n) The 'one gene-one polypeptide' hypothesis
- CC.5(o) The further modification and combination of some polypeptides