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11615139167TranslationmRNA directed polypeptide synthesis0
11615139168Codonthree consecutive bases on the mRNA that codes for one amino acid1
11615139169AnticodonA three base sequence on the tRNA used to recognize and bind to the codon as each amino acid is added2
11615139170Protein (polypeptide chain)Specific amino acids joined by peptide bonds in a particular order3
11615139171RibosomeThe location where translation takes place4
11615139172Start CodonA first 3 base sequence that starts all genes; AUG5
11615139173Stop CodonA 3 bases sequence found at the end of each gene; UAA, UAG or UGA6
11615139174Amino AcidsThe units that make up a protein; each amino acid is coded for by one codon7
11615139175Shape of DNAdouble helix8
11615139176Purinehas 2 rings (Adenine and Guanine)9
11615139177Pyrimidinehas 1 ring (Thymine and Cytosine)10
11615139178Difference between RNA and DNARNA has "U" instead of "T"11
11615139179Helicaseunzips the DNA into separate strands12
11615139180DNA polymerase 3adds DNA nucleotides during replication13
11615139181Transcriptionuses DNA as a template to make mRNA14
11615139182Translationuses mRNA to join amino acids into protein15

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