BY : FAYAZ ALI KHATTI
( M.Sc. prev. zoology)
Some Questions related to the
topic
- - What is protein?
- - Why protein synthesis is
necessary?
- - Does protein synthesis show
any other clues about life ?
- Nucleus
- Nuclear pores
- DNA
- RNA & its types
- Cytoplasm
- Rough endoplasmic
reticulum
- Ribosomes
,
 1st Step - TRANSCRIPTION
 2nd Step - TRANSLATION
 - it is the first step of protein biosynthesis without
this step protein synthesis inside a living body is
impossible
 - It takes place inside the nucleus of cell
 - in this step DNA strands are unzipped by
helicase enzyme to produce one strand of RNA
that RNA is called mRNA
 - the information needed for the synthesis of
particular protein is thus copied into messanger
RNA from DNA and that is called “CODON “
 - CODON consist of especial codes of
that protein is to be synthesized.
 - this mRNA moves out and act as carrier
of information to the cytoplasm through
the facilitation of nuclear pores.
- Transcription is completed here and
translation starts..
 - It is the second step of protein
biosynthesis.
 - It takes place inside the cytoplasm.
 - Here from title word we can know in
this the information is deciphered or
translated to make a particular required
proteins.
 - In translation two types of RNAs are
processed i.e tRNA and rRNA
 - ribosomal RNA is situated at
ribosomes while tRNA is all around the
cytoplasm to collect and supply the
required amino-acids to make
polypeptide chain , to the ribosomes.
 -ribosomal RNA assembles amino acids
here at the ribosomes present at the
rough endoplasmic reticulum . in a
proper sequence as required by the
knowledge given by mRNA to
synthesize required protein thus
ribosomes are called protein factories
 For all facilitations , courages and
motivations to make this presentation not
only but making able of doing a little
progressive work for building up
confidence to build a better carrier
 ( Thanks all for staying connected )

protein biosynthesis by Fayaz presentation.pptx..

  • 1.
    BY : FAYAZALI KHATTI ( M.Sc. prev. zoology)
  • 2.
    Some Questions relatedto the topic - - What is protein? - - Why protein synthesis is necessary? - - Does protein synthesis show any other clues about life ?
  • 3.
    - Nucleus - Nuclearpores - DNA - RNA & its types - Cytoplasm - Rough endoplasmic reticulum - Ribosomes ,
  • 4.
     1st Step- TRANSCRIPTION  2nd Step - TRANSLATION
  • 5.
     - itis the first step of protein biosynthesis without this step protein synthesis inside a living body is impossible  - It takes place inside the nucleus of cell  - in this step DNA strands are unzipped by helicase enzyme to produce one strand of RNA that RNA is called mRNA  - the information needed for the synthesis of particular protein is thus copied into messanger RNA from DNA and that is called “CODON “
  • 6.
     - CODONconsist of especial codes of that protein is to be synthesized.  - this mRNA moves out and act as carrier of information to the cytoplasm through the facilitation of nuclear pores. - Transcription is completed here and translation starts..
  • 7.
     - Itis the second step of protein biosynthesis.  - It takes place inside the cytoplasm.  - Here from title word we can know in this the information is deciphered or translated to make a particular required proteins.  - In translation two types of RNAs are processed i.e tRNA and rRNA
  • 8.
     - ribosomalRNA is situated at ribosomes while tRNA is all around the cytoplasm to collect and supply the required amino-acids to make polypeptide chain , to the ribosomes.
  • 9.
     -ribosomal RNAassembles amino acids here at the ribosomes present at the rough endoplasmic reticulum . in a proper sequence as required by the knowledge given by mRNA to synthesize required protein thus ribosomes are called protein factories
  • 10.
     For allfacilitations , courages and motivations to make this presentation not only but making able of doing a little progressive work for building up confidence to build a better carrier  ( Thanks all for staying connected )