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| DNA opens up and lets the RNA copy and then the RNA leaves. |
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| Ribosomes take the copied RNA and they read it. |
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| mRNA is a group of RNA that copies down the message of the DNA. |
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| A group of three nucleotides that create a unit of gentic code in either a DNA or RNA molecule. |
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| A group of three nucleotides that form a genetic code to transfer RNA molecules to a similar codon messenger. |
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| tRNA is called transfer RNA, it is the RNA that is copied and sent to the ribosomes. |
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| Ribosome is a cell organelle that takes the copied RNA and creates protein. |
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| It's what proteins are made of. |
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| Uracil is the molecule that replaces Thymine and is one of the four bases that is in RNA. |
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A=T
G=C
This is Chargoff's rule for base pairing. |
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| An amino acid that has chains of amino acids. |
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| The nucleus in a cell is the holder for all of the chromosomes in the cell. |
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| The cytoplasm is the stuff inside the cell that holds everything in the cell. |
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| 3 differences between RNA and DNA[image] |
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RNA has one strand while DNA is a double helix strand.
RNA has a U instead of a T.
DNA has Deoxyribose while RNA has Ribose. |
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| Purpose of transcription[image] |
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| The purpose is to produce more protein for the body. |
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| Purpose of translation[image] |
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| It is where ribosomes produce amino acids through RNA. |
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| Product of transcription[image] |
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| Pduct of translation[image] |
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| Its when the DNA is changed. |
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| Is a carrier package in the nucleus. |
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