Amino acid itself a Monomer of Protein
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Members in a different kingdom protista
Starting from the top downward:
Group 1:
- <em>Transcription</em>
- <em>RNA processing</em>
- <em>Translation</em>
Group 2;
- <em>DNA</em>
- <em>Pre-mRNA</em>
- <em>mRNA</em>
- <em>Ribosome</em>
- <em>Polypeptide</em>
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The entire setup represents what happens during gene expression. The process starts in the nucleus with genetic information in DNA being transcribed into mRNA.
The pre-mRNA undergoes some processing before being transported to the cytoplasm where it gets attached to the ribosome and utilized in the synthesis of polypeptides (also known as proteins) in a process known as translation.
More on gene expression can be found here: brainly.com/question/10706638
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