The correct answer is "they are used to assemble amino acids for protein synthesis".
During translation, a messenger RNA (the product of DNA transcription) is decoded into a protein with a specific sequence of amino acids. This decoding happens by reading the mRNA's nucleotides in groups of three. These triplets of nucleotides are called codons.
Codons mainly are associated with amino acids, but there are some codons which signal the beginning and the end of a protein. There are three "stop" codons (end of the protein) and one "start". Codons are specifying the correct sequence of amino acids in the assembling polypeptide.
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Nope, it dissolved before reaching the final stages.
<em>I hope that helps :D</em>
Four diploid cells are formed by the end of meiosis stage two. Each contain half the genetic information required for that organism. The cells are called gametes. So, A would be your answer.
The answer is an ecosystem.
The main purpose for photosynthesis would be to use sunlight energy to make glucose and oxygen. as for cellular respiration, the main purpose is to create carbon dioxide and water, but the most important is that it creates ATP, which can be used for energy.
