gnaws Amino UNA A G acids M Peptide S Stop polymerase B Anticodon H Elongation C Codon N Protease T Traits Initiation U

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Gnaws Amino Una A G Acids M Peptide S Stop Polymerase B Anticodon H Elongation C Codon N Protease T Traits Initiation U 1 (32.36 KiB) Viewed 17 times

gnaws Amino UNA A G acids M Peptide S Stop polymerase B Anticodon H Elongation C Codon N Protease T Traits Initiation U Transcription D Degenerate JmRNA O Protein PRNA RNA polymerase V Translation WIRNA Q E Dissociates K Mutation FDNA L Nucleotides R rRNA x Universal During DNA replication the enzyme G joins the F together and proofreads them to make sure the bases have been paired correctly. Incorrect base pairs that survive the process are a D The central dogma of molecular biology says that the flow of genetic information is from F to P to O to A Following the sequence of nucleotides in the directs the correct sequence of of the polypeptide during The genetic code is a triplet code, and each code consists of three bases. The code is that is more than one exists for most amino acids. The because the same genetic code is used by most living. code is also considered to be things. During translation each tRNA has alan at one end and an amino acid at the other mRNA, the first tRNA and the subunits end. Translation requires these steps: during. the growing peptide of the ribosome come together in the correct orientation. During codon is transferred by bonding. During termination a