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ANTONII [103]
3 years ago
8

The sequence of nucleotides in a messenger RNA molecule (mRNA) is determined by the sequence of nucleotides in a a transfer RNA

(tRNA) molecule. b protein molecule. c polysaccharide molecule. d DNA molecule.
Biology
1 answer:
ycow [4]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

D-DNA molecule

Explanation:

The process of copying the sequence of  DNA nucleotide  sequences to the mRNA is called   Transcriptions. It  is the  first stage in gene expression   for protein synthesis, and<u> it involves the unwinding of the DNA double strands  molecules  by enzyme</u><u> </u>DNA Helicase into two  free strands,(by melting the hydrogen bonds between organic  bases), a process   initiated by the binding of enzymes RNA Polymerase to  the promoter sites on the DNA  template; the alignment of the mRNA  nucleotides on the  single DNA template strands in 3'-5  direction; the formation of  hydrogen bonds between the organic bases  of the template DNA  and   that of the messenger RNA single strands,(  and phosphodiesterbonds  within RNA nucleotide ), to form DNA-RNA complex.

The copying is done in  complimentary anti parallel fashion;5'-3' prime. direction.

 The  hydrogen bonds, between the bases  DNA-RNA complexes breaks,and  the releases  the mRNA  which  exists through the nuclear pores.Thus  this <u>leads to copying of the the coded messages as seqeunce of DNA , from the DNA to the mRNA for gene expressions.</u>

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