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... mRNA strands are of different lengths since each RNA polymerase molecule is at a different location on the gene . ( See Campbell , Figure 16.5 ) • The ability to have multiple transcriptions allows cells to produce particular proteins ...
... mRNA strands are of different lengths since each RNA polymerase molecule is at a different location on the gene . ( See Campbell , Figure 16.5 ) • The ability to have multiple transcriptions allows cells to produce particular proteins ...
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... mRNA molecules together while enzymes catalyze the transfer of the new amino acid from its tRNA to the carboxyl end of the growing polypeptide chain . The Process of Protein Synthesis Three stages are involved in polypeptide chain ...
... mRNA molecules together while enzymes catalyze the transfer of the new amino acid from its tRNA to the carboxyl end of the growing polypeptide chain . The Process of Protein Synthesis Three stages are involved in polypeptide chain ...
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... mRNA does not insure expression . Final production of a functional protein may be interrupted or stimulated at any posttranscriptional step . Because a eukaryotic cell has a nuclear envelope , translation is segregated from ...
... mRNA does not insure expression . Final production of a functional protein may be interrupted or stimulated at any posttranscriptional step . Because a eukaryotic cell has a nuclear envelope , translation is segregated from ...
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Preface | 2 |
Water and the Fitness of the Environment | 22 |
Structure and Function of Macromolecules | 39 |
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