The use of the RNA nucleotides joining on the DNA molecule is so that the mRNA molecule can
transcribe the gene sequence for a specific protein, that is found in the specific region of the DNA molecule. The mRNA essentially can, after being
spliced by removing all the introns, which are regions of non-functional codons that does not code for an amino acid, allows for the protein to be
translated into the form of the protein required by the phospholipid-membrane bound cell, with the use of specific ribosomes to allow the
tRNA molecule to attach to the codons, which were before relating back to transcription, were the regions of DNA that code for the amino acid, to form the protein. The anticodon loop, therefore becomes complementary to the mature mRNA codon, to allow the amino acids to form the peptide bond, with the use of an enzyme, to bind them together.
Further structure is developed for the protein, undergoing the secondary, tertiary and quaternary structures respectively.
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