Question

■DNA
■mRNA
■RNA polymerase
■base pairing
■transcription
■translation
■tRNA

■rRNA
■ribosomes
■amino acids can someone describe these to me please?

Answer 1

All of those?

Answer 2

haha yeahhh :/

Answer 3

Hmm... I've answered the ones I'm confident on.
■DNA: Deoxyribo nucleic acid. It basically contains all the genetic material.
■base pairing: Bases, the nitrogenous ones, pairing with one another. It's the rule that makes Adenine and Thymine always bond, and Cytosine and Guanine do so as well.
■ribosomes: This one's pretty easy to find on google....
■amino acids: They're the monomers, or subunits, of proteins.

Answer 4

Also, DNA is a double helix of alternating phosphate groups and 5 carbon sugars, deoxyribose. (RNA is made with Ribose, a five carbon sugar that is not deoxygenated.) The rungs of the ladder are made of Adenine, Thymine Guanine, and Cytosine, the nitrogenous bases.

Answer 5

Hope that all helps!

Answer 6

thank you