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| is the monomer (building block) of protein |
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| one of the three examples of amino acids (starts with a) |
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| two daughters cells bonded by a centromere |
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| set of three bases found on MRNA. matches with anticodon |
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deoxyribonucleic acid
heredity material passed down from one generation to the next during reproduction |
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| connected by hydrogen bonds between two nitrogen bases |
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| part of the DNA with information on it |
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| type of organic compound, and simple sugar |
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(messenger RNA)
is attached to ribosome |
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| contain Carbon Hydrogen, Oxygen, and Phosphate |
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| the polymer that makes up nucleic acid |
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| RNA is directly involved in the process. makes proteins |
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| occurs during the S phase. makes matches and corrected new strands of DNA |
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takes place in the nucleus
means to copy |
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takes place in the cytoplasm
uses RNA codes to make protein |
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(transfer) RNA
matches it anticodons with its correct codon on a strand of mRNA
has a set of three bases on it (the anticodon)
for each one there is 20 different amino acids |
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