In molecular biology, translation is the stage of protein synthesis by ribosomes, from the genetic information contained in the messenger RNAs. The ribosome interprets the information contained in the mRNA in the form of nucleotide codons or triplets, which it translates into assembled amino acids in the protein, in the order given by the codons carried by the mRNA. The table of correspondence between codons and amino acids allowing this translation is called the genetic code.
In addition to the ribosomes that ensure the protein synthesis and the decoding of the mRNA, the translation requires amino acids provided by tRNAs, specific proteins called translation factors that assist the various stages of the process, and energy in form. of guanosine triphosphate (GTP).
A benefit of using nuclear energy could be the abundance of uranium in nature. The human risk about mining that is the most important to consider are the health hazards that are associated with uranium mining.
Why might some people have more bacteria on the "after" side? These bacteria are most likely normal flora that were present on the skin before and after hand washing. These bacteria will more easily come off after hand washing so more colonies are present on the "after" side.