Answer:
The correct order would be:
b. "Unwind the DNA molecule near the promoter."
d. "Transcribe the complementary RNA strand."
c. "Exit the nucleus to the cytoplasm."
a. "Combine the mRNA strand with a ribosome and a tRNA carrying a methionine."
The given order is according to the central dogma of a cell. According to central dogma DNA is first transcribed into mRNA which is then moved out of nucleus (in eukaryotic cells).
For transcription, the DNA is unwind near the promoter region where transcription factors and RNA polymerase binds the template strand. It then make mRNA which is moved out of the nucleus.
The mRNA then is translated with the help of ribosome and tRNA. The start codon in mRNA usually codes for methionine due to which tRNA carrying methionine recognises the start codon and initiate the process of translation.
Answer:
The right answer is false. There are three different groups of phylum for worms
Explanation:
DNA isn't really copied, it's more so split into 2 parts.
DNA is split into 2 parts during mitosis, more exactly the 5th stage called anaphase. chromosomes, which hold DNA< are split into 2 (genetically identical) groups, and each respective group goes to one spindle or another, readying for the last phase of mitosis and eventually cytokinesis.
