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Answer</h2>
The translation process activates to create polypeptide sequences.
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Explanation</h2>
When the messenger RNA gets information (codon) from the DNA, it comes toward the ribosomes where transfer RNA also attached. At the ribosomes, the transfer RNA decodes the information of messenger RNA as match its anticodons with codons of messenger RNA. (Nucleotides as A with U and C with G). This process of decoding at the ribosomes with the help of transfer RNA called the translation process which ultimately leads the process toward releasing of long chain peptide.
Answer:
cut it into two
marinate it
rest it for 2 hours
barbeque it in an Australian barbecue
Answer:
Ofcourse it does
Explanation:
Imagine one person have flu and he or she goes to met someone who is healthy but when they talk other infected person's flu goes to other healthy person and that new infected person goes to another and they go to another and thats how it seperate. But we have solution for this the first infected person need to wear mask so that his or her flu don't pass out to anothers.
The synthesis is called the Promoter region.
