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Page 82
In a eukaryotic cell , DNA in the nucleus programs protein production in the cytoplasm by dictating the synthesis of messenger RNA ( mRNA ) , which travels to the cytoplasm and binds to ribosomes . As a ribosome ( greatly enlarged in ...
In a eukaryotic cell , DNA in the nucleus programs protein production in the cytoplasm by dictating the synthesis of messenger RNA ( mRNA ) , which travels to the cytoplasm and binds to ribosomes . As a ribosome ( greatly enlarged in ...
Page 85
In a eukaryotic cell , ribosomes are located in the cytoplasm , but DNA resides in the nucleus . Messenger RNA conveys the genetic instructions for building proteins from the nucleus to 85.
In a eukaryotic cell , ribosomes are located in the cytoplasm , but DNA resides in the nucleus . Messenger RNA conveys the genetic instructions for building proteins from the nucleus to 85.
Page 86
the genetic instructions for building proteins from the nucleus to the cytoplasm . Prokaryotic cells lack nuclei , but they still use RNA to send a message from the DNA to the ribosomes and other equipment of the cell that translate the ...
the genetic instructions for building proteins from the nucleus to the cytoplasm . Prokaryotic cells lack nuclei , but they still use RNA to send a message from the DNA to the ribosomes and other equipment of the cell that translate the ...
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