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6. The mRNA will release from the DNA and to the , the site of protein synthesis.
7. For the game, use the directional keys/arrows to move the mRNA down and out of the nucleus.
8. Both DNA and RNA are made of building blocks called .
9. The enzyme that adds new nucleotides to build mRNA is called .
10. DNA has strands and mRNA has strand of nucleotides.
11. The function of mRNA is to:
12. DNA after transcription.

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The formation of new DNA from the old DNA is called Replication and the formation of RNA from the DNA is said to be translation.

The central dogma of DNA defines the following:-

The answer to the following is as follows:-

6. The mRNA will release from the DNA and to the CYTOPLASM.

7. For the game, use the directional keys/arrows to move the mRNA down and out of the nucleus. mRNA> CYTOPLASM

8. Both DNA and RNA are made of building blocks called NUCLEOTIDE.

9. The enzyme that adds new nucleotides to build mRNA is called

RNA POLYMERASE

10. DNA has 2 strands and mRNA has 1 strand of nucleotides.

11 The function of mRNA is to MAKE PROTEIN.

DNA REHELIX after transcription.

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6. Ribosome

7. nucleus ⇒ cytoplasm

8. nucleotides

9. RNA polymerase

10. 2 and 1

11. messenger between the genetic information in DNA and the amino acid sequence of proteins in protein synthesis through central dogma.

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Explanation:

After the transcription mRNA moves from the DNA to the ribosome out of the nucleus to perform the translation and produce amino acid chains. A Ribosome is the site of protein synthesis.

DNA or RNA both nucleic acids are made up of basic units known as nucleotides that join together to form ribonucleic and deoxyribonucleic acid.

RNA polymerase is the enzyme that binds with the DNA molecule and adds complementary sequences to build mRNA.

DNA molecules are double-stranded molecules that are attached to one another by the hydrogen bonds between the nitogenous basses whereas RNA molecules have only one strand in the structure.

mRNA plays the role of messenger between DNA molecule and ribosome molecule to carry out the genetic information coded in the DNA molecule to produce amino acids in the particular sequence to produce protein.

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