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Which is the purpose of transfer RNA? to code for protein synthesis to carry the synthesized genetic information from the nucleus to the ribosomes to synthesize proteins from RNA to bring amino acids to the ribosomes to be assembled into proteins

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Which does not occur during translation? tRNA pairs with complementary mRNA. A peptide bond is created between amino acids. DNA is transcribed into a complementary strand of mRNA. A chain of amino acids, linked by peptide bonds, is formed.

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DNA is a nucleic acid polymer composed of which repeating structural unit? nucleotides phosphate groups ribosomes proteins

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Which nucleic acid provides the master code for protein synthesis? DNA RNA mRNA tRNA

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do u know this one Which base is found only in DNA? adenine guanine cytosine thymine

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How did Watson and Crick determine base pairing? They analyzed the work of Phoebus Levene. They used Chargaff's rule to fit the bases together. They broke the hydrogen bond. They observed the pairing under a microscope.

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Which base is found only in RNA? ribose thymine uracil deoxyribose

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Which flow chart best shows the relationship between the cell structures that are listed? gene mc005-1.jpg DNA mc005-2.jpg chromosome mc005-3.jpg nucleus gene mc005-4.jpg chromosome mc005-5.jpg DNA mc005-6.jpg nucleus DNA mc005-7.jpg gene mc005-8.jpg chromosome mc005-9.jpg nucleus DNA mc005-10.jpg chromosome mc005-11.jpg gene mc005-12.jpg nucleus

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meeh so u don't know this one

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thanks this is the last one Which term describes the chromosomal abnormality of having three copies of a single chromosome? haploidy diploidy triploidy tetraploidy

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