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Chapter 10 Biology • the sugar of RNA • RNA molecule that finds and transfer specific amino acids • Bases containing TWO rings of carbon and nitrogen • Single stranded RNA molecule that transfers genetic information from the nucleus to the cytosol • Bases containing ONE ring of carbon and nitrogen • The process of converting RNA into polypeptides • Molecules which carry out genetic information • Scientists whom are famed to have discovered the double helix structure of DNA • Scientist who conducted x-ray photography of DNA crystals • RNA molecule that, with proteins, makes up ribosomes where proteins are made • Made up of hundred of amino acids • Specific sequence of nucleotides that mark the end of a gene in eukaryotic cells • the sugar of DNA • The process of converted DNA into RNA Site of transcription • Primary enzyme of transcription • Site of translation • Location of ribosome that produces proteins used within the cell • Production of proteins • Sequence of bases which mark the beginning of DNA to be transcribed • Correlation between a nucleotide sequence and an amino acid sequence • AUG; codes for methionine • Terminates translation • Monomer of protein
