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1.) In the cytosol. The mature mRNA is transcribed inside the nucleus of the cell. And after it, the mRNA goes to the cytosol of the cell where process of translation takes place.
2.) Ribosome. Translation is carried out in structures called ribosomes which are made up of RNA and protein. Ribosomes has the center at which they catalyze the reaction and joins amino acids to make the peptide chain which make proteins.
3.) tRNA or Transfer RNA is a type of RNA which helps in decode the mRNA. tRNA have specific function in bringing amino acids to the ribosomes.
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where does transcription begin
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BI U A. A. EEE 1. What is replication? 2. What is Transcription? 3. What are...
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please answer all 3 questions asap Question 1 3 pts Some of the genes important in...
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1. A is a unit of nucleic Select the appropriate term from the table below to...
1. A is a unit of nucleic
Select the appropriate term from the table below to complete eacALUlllllell. tRNA rRNA replication transcription translation DNA. deletion translocation frame shift nucleus a l. A Duckohde unit of nucleic acid containing a sugar attached to is a phosphate group and a base. 2. The site of transcription is the the ribosome moves along the mRNA. 3. In the process of 4. A class of RNA molecules which is linked directly with protein synthesis,...
1a.State what role each of molecules listed below plays in protein synthesis (translation and/or transcription) 1....
1a.State what role each of molecules listed below plays in protein synthesis (translation and/or transcription) 1. Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) 2. Messenger ribonucleic acid (mRNA) 3. Transfer ribonucleic acid (tRNA) 4. Ribosomes (1.1) (Maximum 500 words)
please answer all the questions right. J. TIIS IS 18 Pelresh your memory on what you...
please answer all the questions right.
J. TIIS IS 18 Pelresh your memory on what you knew well and what you ne ork more on. It also is preparation for a review of all of the practice questions from unit 3, which is due Mon ay want to work on these quizzes together, or use this quiz to guide your studying and the old question revie onday to assess your studying. D l Question 1 0.2 pts (LO 15.7) How...
If the DNA template strand sequence at a particular region of a gene is 3-GGA-5. What...
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QUESTION 1 Where do repressor proteins bind? Repressor sequence o 3' UTR Activator sequence • Operator sequence A frameshift mutation: (choose all that apply) can change the splicing of a protein can change the amino acid sequence can change protein size can revert a deletion mutation QUESTION 3 Which of the following is the critical regulatory stage for the majority of genes? mRNA splicing Initiation of translation mRNA transport • Initiation of transcription QUESTION 4 Attenuation...
10. With regard to transcription, the enzyme begins of a DNA transcribing RNA after it attaches to the molecule. With regard to translation, the begins translating a polypeptide after it attaches to the __ of an mRNA molecule. Start and stop codons are involved in the process of The start codon is , while the stop codons are 11. and Does the start codon specify an amino acid? If so, which one(s)? Do the stop codons specify an amino acid?...
where does transcription begin
3. List the major types of RNA and include what they code for, their function in the cell and which type is translated. 4. If a bacterial protein has 2,500 amino acids long, how many nucleotide pairs long is the ger sequence that codes for it? 5. Where does transcription begin? 6. What is the template and nontemplate strands of DNA? 7. Why is only one strand transcribed, and is the same strand of DNA always...
QUESTION 5 1 points Save Answe Which type of RNA molecules are part of the spliceosomes in eukaryotes? ARNA mRNA 5 E TRNA QUESTION 6 1 points Save Answi Sickle cell disease is caused by a mutation affecting one amino acid in the beta unit of hemoglobin protein. How does the change of one amino acid cause sickle disease? A. It affects transcription, so no mRNA is made B. It affects translation, so no polypeptide is made. It affects the...
BI U A. A. EEE 1. What is replication? 2. What is Transcription? 3. What are the differences between replication and transcription? 4. What is translation? 5. What is the role of mRNA, TRNA, and tRNA during translation? 6. What is the function of ribosomes? 7. Which enzyme catalyzes the transcription? 8. A DNA molecule has two strands (double helix) - how many of its strands are/is replication and transcription? 9. What is the difference between transcription and translation occurring...
please answer all 3 questions asap
Question 1 3 pts Some of the genes important in embryonic development are dependent upon the maternal genotype rather than the genotype of the embryo. How does this maternal information get transmitted to the embryo? During egg development, pieces of maternal DNA are moved into the embryo to temporarily allow transcription and translation of maternal DNA During egg development, proteins transcribed and translated in maternal nurse cells are moved into the embryo During egg...
1. A is a unit of nucleic
Select the appropriate term from the table below to complete eacALUlllllell. tRNA rRNA replication transcription translation DNA. deletion translocation frame shift nucleus a l. A Duckohde unit of nucleic acid containing a sugar attached to is a phosphate group and a base. 2. The site of transcription is the the ribosome moves along the mRNA. 3. In the process of 4. A class of RNA molecules which is linked directly with protein synthesis,...
1a.State what role each of molecules listed below plays in protein synthesis (translation and/or transcription) 1. Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) 2. Messenger ribonucleic acid (mRNA) 3. Transfer ribonucleic acid (tRNA) 4. Ribosomes (1.1) (Maximum 500 words)
please answer all the questions right.
J. TIIS IS 18 Pelresh your memory on what you knew well and what you ne ork more on. It also is preparation for a review of all of the practice questions from unit 3, which is due Mon ay want to work on these quizzes together, or use this quiz to guide your studying and the old question revie onday to assess your studying. D l Question 1 0.2 pts (LO 15.7) How...
If the DNA template strand sequence at a particular region of a gene is 3-GGA-5. What amino acid would this result in after transcription and translation? Pro (Proline) Ser (Serine) Val (Valine) Arg (Arginine) Question 20 1 pts What is created during transcription? a strand of codons O a strand of tRNA a strand of anticodons a polypeptide • a strand of DNA IPS Which letter (representing a phase of the cell cycle) would you observe (S phase) synthesis and...
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