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- 1. Protein Synthesis Flip Book By:Josh Godo
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- 18. mRNA Strand Cell Nucleus Small Subunit Largesubunit Ribosomes
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- 20. mRNA Strand Cell Nucleus Small Subunit Largesubunit Ribosomes
- 21. Nuclear Pore mRNA Strand CellNucleus Small Subunit Large subunit Ribosomes
- 22. mRNA Strand Cell Nucleus Small Subunit Largesubunit Ribosomes
- 23. mRNA Strand Cell Nucleus Small Subunit Largesubunit Ribosomes
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- 36. T A CGC A ATGCGTTAAGACTAG
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- 38. T A CGC A A T T ATGCGTTAAGACTAG
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- 48. tRNA TACGCA ATTCTG This isthe stop codon TAG ATGCGTTAAGACTAG
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- 54. • The firststeps of protein synthesis starts in the nucleus of the cell. Inside the nucleus, the double helix DNA is unwound by RNA polymerase. Once it is unwound an mRNA strand is made in the nucleus. After it is made it starts to move out of the nucleus and into the cytoplasm where the ribosomes are located. The mRNA makes its way to the ribosomes and the ribosomes read the strand of mRNA. While it is being read, amino acids are coming in and attaching to one another through peptide bonds. After 5 are bonded to each other, they break off and fold into the tertiary structure.