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Protein synthesis
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RNA polymerase attaches to the
start codon
of a gene
2. section of DNA unwinds by
hydrogen bonds
breaking between the
bases
of the
middle
of the
double helix
3. one DNA strand acts as a
template
strand
4.
RNA
polymerase lines
up
free RNA nucleotides
this forms mRNA
5. once
RNA
polymerase
has passed the
DNA strand
winds back up again
6. once RNA reaches end of the
codon
it
detaches
from
DNA
7. mRNA moves through
nuclear pore
and attaches to
ribosome
in
cytoplasm
where
translation
takes place