DNA replication (1 Viewer)

[zac_campbell]

nope. its used as a 'blueprint', cause DNA is the blueprint of life (haha, get it?! sorry, that was bad...) DNA unravels, mRNA assembles w/corresponding nucleotides (A-U, G-C) then travels into cytoplasm, tRNA molecules match codons, ribosome does some other stuff and viola! you have a polypeptide chain of amino acids, NOT another double helix of DNA.

sorry people...

sorry to say mate but A doesn't join with U U replaces A therefore it G-C and T-U

 

[psych_girl]

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Cutting and pasting using enzyme ligase through a cutting and grafting technique. Something like that


Who's the moron who wrote about protein synthesis

yeah, thats true