One half of the strand is removed and transcribed into RNA, transported away by messenger RNA (mRNA); it attaches to a ribosome where transfer RNA (tRNA) binds to a base trio, bringing an amino acid; these bind to form a protein.
Den ene halvdel af strengen fjernes og transkriberes til RNA, transporteres af mRNA ud af kernen, binder sig til et ribosom, hvor tRNA binder sig til en base-trio med en aminosyre; aminosyrerne binder sig og bliver til et protein.
| Front | How does DNA become a protein? |
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| Back | One half of the strand is removed and transcripted into RNA and transported away by messenger RNA (mRNA). This is small enough to exit the nucleus. It will then attach itself to a ribosome and transport RNA (tRNA) will bind to a base trio, on the other side of tRNA is an amino acid. Once a gene has been fully attached to, the amino acids also bind and become a protein. |
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