Transcription is collecting information from DNA with the help of mRNA molecule and translation is delivering and decoding that information and building proteins.
Explanation:
Transcription and translation gather information in DNA and utilize it to produce a chain of amino acids called proteins. Transcription uses the DNA strand as a template to build a molecule called mRNA (a form of RNA).
This mRNA molecule is the link between DNA and proteins. In the translation process, the mRNA molecule generated in the initial process which is a transcription delivers information from the DNA to the ribosomes helps in protein building.
Thus, transcription is collecting information from DNA with the help of mRNA molecule and translation is delivering and decoding that information and building proteins.
An infective agent that typically consists of a nucleic acid molecule in a protein coat, is too small to be seen by light microscopy, and is able to multiply only within the living cells of a host.
carbon dioxide is given by the plant respiration that is leaf.
Glucose is stored inside the tissues or the body of the plant.
Explanation:
The plant performs a chemical activity of photosynthesis under the light during the daytime. During this process, the visible part of the spectrum reflects back the other spectrum of light.
The plants produce oxygen and take in carbon at the same time they also provide carbon dioxide. Glucose is a type of energy available in starch is stored in plant leaf carbon dioxide is used to convert into sugar to form glucose.
