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Re: Help with 1 Biology Question !do we have to talk about translation(Original post by A-d-S10)
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I have one question which i do need help with :
Explain the steps involved in biosynthesis of protein including the roles of RNA
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Re: Help with 1 Biology Question !I Think we do have to talk about translation but i am clueless when it comes to translation as i have no idea what occours(Original post by otrivine)
do we have to talk about translation
Could you help me please ?
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Re: Help with 1 Biology Question !of course i can(Original post by A-d-S10)
I Think we do have to talk about translation but i am clueless when it comes to translation as i have no idea what occours
Could you help me please ?
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Mrna leaves via the nuclear pore and attaches to the ribosome. Trna brings an amino acid to ribosome and forms complementary anticodon.Triplet codes. The amino acids join together by peptide bonds. Mrna reads the amino acid and trna keeps bringing the amino acids so more joining of amino acids. Then a stop codon is reached and therefore is no more joining of amino acids and the stop codons are UUA for example which we are given in the exam for sure -
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Re: Help with 1 Biology Question !Thank you very much for your help(Original post by otrivine)
of course i can
Mrna leaves via the nuclear pore and attaches to the ribosome. Trna brings an amino acid to ribosome and forms complementary anticodon.Triplet codes. The amino acids join together by peptide bonds. Mrna reads the amino acid and trna keeps bringing the amino acids so more joining of amino acids. Then a stop codon is reached and therefore is no more joining of amino acids and the stop codons are UUA for example which we are given in the exam for sure
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Re: Help with 1 Biology Question !how many marks was the question(Original post by A-d-S10)
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Re: Help with 1 Biology Question !It was a Question handed out by the teacher and it doesnt specifiy the marks alllocated. Our teacher is really strict on making sure the answer is revelant to the question. Do you think the answer, answers the question fully ?(Original post by otrivine)
how many marks was the question
Do you think it would help to include a diagram as well ?
