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What is the mRNA translation process in eukaryotes?

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JamesTDG · Answer

@razor @pixel @ramen tagging in case any of you are online and can help me out

Pixel · Answer

Where does the mRNA first travel to?

JamesTDG · Answer

From what I have been trying to read from numerous articles, I got nothing...

Pixel · Answer

okay

Pixel · Answer

let me tell you the first step then

Pixel · Answer

so it travels to a ribosome to be (???)

JamesTDG · Answer

processed?

Pixel · Answer

mhm, then it is transported where?

JamesTDG · Answer

the cytoplasm?

Pixel · Answer

yep then what happens

JamesTDG · Answer

get translated into a protein?

Pixel · Answer

yep

Pixel · Answer

so what is the mRNA translation process in eukaryotes?

JamesTDG · Answer

It starts in the ribosome to be processed, it then travels to the cytoplasm to be translated into a protein.

Pixel · Answer

no

Pixel · Answer

it starts in the nucleus, then travels by tRNA to the ribosomes

JamesTDG · Answer

It starts off in the nucleus, then it goes to the ribosome via tRNA to be processed, it then travels to the cytoplasm to be translated into a protein. That correct now? If so, thanks a ton for the help!

Pixel · Answer

yes

Pixel · Answer

Sugoi!