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rna dna biology

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where does transcription take place nucleus
where does translation take place cytoplasm
does transcription involve dna yes
does translation involve dna no
does transcription involve rna yes
does translation involve rna yes
what type of rna is involved with transcription mrna
what type of rna is involved with translation trna mrna rrna
what type of organic molecule is in transcription nucleic acid
what type of organic molecule is in translation nucleic acid
end product of transcription mrna
end product of translation protein
during dna replication the dna molecule blank into two strands seperates
at the end of dna replication blank strands have been produced two
making a total of blank strands of dna four
new dna is replicated in strands complementary to old dna because production of new dna follows the rules of blank base pairing
is the structure of eukaryotic chromosome compact in mitosis yes
copying part of a nucleotide sequence of dna into a complementary sequence in rna is called blank transcription
an enzyme that binds to dna during transcription is blank blank polymerase rna
during the process of blank the information carried by mrna is used to produce proteins translation
each trna molecule contains three bases called the blank which ensure that amino acids are added in the correct sequence anticodon
what is dna and rna long chain of nucleotides
mrna carries proteins assembly instructions
trna carries amino acids used by construction of proteins
rrna helps assemble proteins
genetic information is altered when changes in the DNA sequence called mutations
changes in the dna sequence of an entire chromosome is affected by chromosomal mutations
process in which one strain of bacteria appears to change into another one transformation
virus that infects and kills bacteria bacteriophage
proteins that dna wraps around in eukaryotic chromosomes histones
signal in dna that indicates to enzymes where to bind to make rna promoter
the principal enzyme involved in dna replication dna polymerase
three nucleotides that specify a single amino acid to be added to a polypeptide codon
a change in dna sequence that affects genetic information mutation
gene that is transcribed into rna expressed gene
a blank is made up of three parts a deoxyribose molecule a phosphate group and a nitrogenous base nucleotide
the principle of blank states hydrogen bonds can form only between certain bases in dna base pairing
the decoding of an mrna message into a protein is known as translation
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