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Created by watsonmatthew
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Enzymes then unzip the DNA and copies the pairs to create mRNA
The mRNA then leaves the nucleus (After swapping the T for C base)
The mRNA then attaches to a ribosome which is made of rRNA
TRANSLATION...
tRNA then arrives carrying amino acids
The tRNA are looking for matching pairs of the mRNA
After having found a matching pair they release an amino acid
After the amino acids join up, they are held by peptide bonds
This string of amino acids is called a polypeptide
When matching the pairs, it looks at the three pairs (On the mRNA) called a codon
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