Translation

Question 1

What it translation

Answer 1

The processing of the locked code in the mRNA strand to form a specific amino acid in the sequence of making a protein

Question 2

Part 1

Answer 2

Single mRNA strand formed in the nucleus attaches to the ribosome

Question 3

Part 2

Answer 3

mRNA now provides the code for the linking of amino acid to form specific proteins

Question 4

Part 3

Answer 4

tRNA occurs in the cytoplasm and picks up amino acids in cytoplasm and brings them to the ribosome

Question 5

Part 4

Answer 5

Each tRNA has 3 exposed nitrogenous bases known as anti codon on one loop

Question 6

Part 5

Answer 6

The anti codon determins which amino acid bonds with tRNA

Question 7

Part 6

Answer 7

Specific tRNA brings amino acid which is coded to the mRNA template

Question 8

Part 7

Answer 8

Codon determins which anticodon of tRNA will correspond

Question 9

Part 8

Answer 9

Codon and anti codon are now complementary

Question 10

Part 9

Answer 10

Amino acids join in a sequence as they are fixed next to each other to form a polypeptide chain

Question 11

Part 10

Answer 11

As soon as the tRNA places the amino acid in correct sequence the amino acid forms a peptide bond and the tRNA separates from amino acid and moves away from ribosomes

Question 12

11

Answer 12

tRNA is ready to pick up another amino acid anf it forms 50+ amino acids and a protein is formed