RNA

Messenger RNA is what transmits information from DNA to ribosomes, guiding the synthesis of a given protein.

Its function is to carry a(n) ________, which is dissolved in the cytosol, to the ribosomes- which perform protein synthesis.

Thus, ________ responds to the amino acid phenylalanine in humans, a whale, daisy, or a bacterium.

Viral nucleic acids can have many variations concerning the pattern described.

All proteins begin to be synthesized with the introduction of the amino acid methionine, whose codon is AUG.

The messeger presents a sequence of nitrogen bases.

It is related to a segment of some ________ molecules, along with which the nucleole is formed.

There are three modes of RNA: messenger, ribosomal, and transporter.

RNA transporter is also called soluble RNA.

Messenger RNA has a nucleotide sequence, the variable part of which is nitrogen bases.

The correspondence between codons and specific amino acids is the genetic code.

messenger, ribosomal, and transporter

corresponds to a gene

mRNA bases and protein amino acids

three nitrogen bases of a messenger RNA molecule correspond to an amino acid that integrates a protein chain; is a ratio of 3 to 1