To start making a protein, a ribosome attaches to the start codon on the ________ molecule

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First, a ribosome travels down mRNA until it reaches the Start Codon. Then, the mRNA attaches to the Start Codon causing a tRNA molecule with an amino acid to enter the ribosome and match up, beginning the process of building a protein. This is used in the initiation phase of TransLation.</span>

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