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| The transfer of DNA into an RNA molecule. |
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| The transfer of information in the RNA into a protein. |
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| 3 Nucleotide bases that code for an amino acid. |
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| A Transcription enzyme that links RNA nucleotides |
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| A Specific binding site for RNA polymerase that acts as the "start transcribing"signal. |
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| It conveys genetic information from the DNA to the translation machinery of the cell. |
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| The coding regions for amino acids. |
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| The cutting and pasting process that cuts out introns. It occurs in the nucleus. |
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| Converts mRNA sequence to amino acids. |
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| makes up 2 subunits of the Ribosome. It has tRNA binding sites and a mRNA binding site for polypeptide sequencing to occur. |
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| Holds the growing polypeptide in tRNA. |
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| Vacant for the next anticodon of tRNA. |
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| Any change in the sequence of DNA |
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| change in the reading frame of DNA |
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| A physical or chemical agent that causes a mutation. |
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| Reproductive cycle of Viruses that break open the host cell. |
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| DNA replication of Viruses occurs without destroying the host cell. |
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| HIV enzyme that is able to synthesize DNA on a RNA template. |
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