Transcription and Translation (H)
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- A) AB) BC) CD) GE) CF) GG) CH) A
- A) amino acid chainB) complementary base pairsC) ribosomeD) codonE) mRNA
- What is the process called that produces mRNA from DNA?
- Why can't DNA leave the nucleus of cells?
- What is mRNA?
- How does mRNA differ from DNA?
- What happens to the DNA during transcription?
- What role does one DNA strand play during transcription?
- Which bases pair during the formation of mRNA?
- What base replaces thymine in mRNA?
- What happens to the DNA after mRNA is formed?
- What can mRNA do after it is formed?
- Where does mRNA travel to in the cell?
- What is the function of ribosomes in relation to mRNA?
- What are proteins made from?
- How do different proteins form?
- What determines the type and order of amino acids in proteins?
- What is the process called by which proteins are made?
- What attaches to a ribosome during protein synthesis?
- How does the ribosome interpret the nucleotide sequence?
- What are groups of three nucleotides called?
- What does each codon code for?
- What happens when the ribosome reads the triplet code?
- How do amino acids form a protein?
- What determines how a protein will fold?
- What is important for protein function?
- What types of proteins are produced?