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Chromosomes are created by -
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additional enzymes during Transcription that make copies of DNA, and then split

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Chromosomes are created by -
Additional enzymes during Transcription that make copies of DNA, and then split
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The steps for translation are -
RRNA reads the mRNA by three nucleotides nitrogen bases (codons) at a time, codons serve as the code for amino acids in proteins,
Chromosomes are created by -
Additional enzymes during Transcription that make copies of DNA, and then split
Protein synthesis
Proteins are created to give the cell it's characteristics from RNA and DNA
Chromosomes are created by -
Additional enzymes during Transcription that make copies of DNA, and then split
Chromosomes are created by -
Additional enzymes during Transcription that make copies of DNA, and then split
DNA replication
DNA is copied when a new cell is created
Chromosomes are created by -
Additional enzymes during Transcription that make copies of DNA, and then split
Checkpoint
Newly replicated DNA is checked for errors before the cell divides
DNA is:
The instructional genetic code that directs the creation and formation of proteins in a cell
RNA is:
Functions from the DNA, and creates the proteins
Nucleotide is:
Deoxyribose Sugar found in DNA, Ribose in RNA, Phosphate, and Nitrogen bases
Base pairing
Hydrogen bonds connect different chemicals that form RNA, the process takes place in the DNA
Sugar phosphate backbones
The double-helix strands that DNA has
Protein macromolecules
Traits are expressed by proteins, hormone messengers, transportation of substances, enzyme proteins speed up reactions,
Amino acids:
Monomer building block, different proteins have different functions because they have different amount of amino acids
Types of RNA:
MRNA, tRNA, rRNA
Transcription
Where messager RNA, mRNA, is made, which sends the DNA's instructions to a Ribosome organelle outside the nucleus
Translation
Where ribosomal RNA, rRNA, translates the instructional code of DNA, and makes the instructed protein
Ribosomes -
Make proteins
Ribosomes are located in on the ----
Rough endoplasmic reticulum
The steps of transcription are -
Enzyme unzips DNA, mRNA is created by matching RNA nucleotides with the DNA strand
Why is mRNA needed instead of just DNA itself?
MRNA is small enough to leave the nucleus
The steps for translation are -
RRNA reads the mRNA by three nucleotides nitrogen bases (codons) at a time, codons serve as the code for amino acids in proteins. transfer RNA, tRNA, distributes the correct amino acids to each codon on the mRNA strand based on matching anti-codon, ribosomes link the amino acids together and they detach and become a protein
Chromosomes are created by -
Additional enzymes during Transcription that make copies of DNA, and then split
Base pairing will ----
Connect nitrogen bases
Ribosomes are made by the
Rough endoplasmic reticulum
Mutations can be
Good or bad