The Adventure In Biology

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The adventure starts now in the nucleus of a cell.
Where DNA unwinds and divides to both sides in order for mRNA to code one DNA strand.
Then, it will go into the ribosome for it to be read and decoded by rRNA. rRNA then tells tRNA to go into the cytoplasm and retrieve the base – pair for codons.
Which tRNA brings the base – pair codons to rRNA in order for the pairs to form an amino acid.
The journey is almost done when each amino acid is linked to each other to form a particular protein.
This is now the end and the quest must have an end,
So the codon tells rRNA protein it is complete and is released to Endoplasmic Reticulum.
The adventure starts now in the nucleus of a cell.
Where DNA unwinds and divides to both sides in order for mRNA to code one DNA strand.
Then, it will go into the ribosome for it to be read and decoded by rRNA. rRNA then tells tRNA to go into the cytoplasm and retrieve the base – pair for codons.
Which tRNA brings the base – pair codons to rRNA in order for the pairs to form an amino acid.
The journey is almost done when each amino acid is linked to each other to form a particular protein.
This is now the end and the quest must have an end,
So the codon tells rRNA protein it is complete and is released to Endoplasmic Reticulum.

The adventure starts now in the nucleus of a cell.
Where DNA unwinds and divides to both sides in order for mRNA to code one DNA strand.
Then, it will go into the ribosome for it to be read and decoded by rRNA. rRNA then tells tRNA to go into the cytoplasm and retrieve the base – pair for codons.
Which tRNA brings the base – pair codons to rRNA in order for the pairs to form an amino acid.
The journey is almost done when each amino acid is linked to each other to form a particular protein.
This is now the end and the quest must have an end,
So the codon tells rRNA protein it is complete and is released to Endoplasmic Reticulum.
The adventure starts now in the nucleus of a cell.
Where DNA unwinds and divides to both sides in order for mRNA to code one DNA strand.
Then, it will go into the ribosome for it to be read and decoded by rRNA. rRNA then tells tRNA to go into the cytoplasm and retrieve the base – pair for codons.
Which tRNA brings the base – pair codons to rRNA in order for the pairs to form an amino acid.
The journey is almost done when each amino acid is linked to each other to form a particular protein.
This is now the end and the quest must have an end,
So the codon tells rRNA protein it is complete and is released to Endoplasmic Reticulum.The adventure starts now in the nucleus of a cell.
Where DNA unwinds and divides to both sides in order for mRNA to code one DNA strand.
Then, it will go into the ribosome for it to be read and decoded by rRNA. rRNA then tells tRNA to go into the cytoplasm and retrieve the base – pair for codons.
Which tRNA brings the base – pair codons to rRNA in order for the pairs to form an amino acid.
The journey is almost done when each amino acid is linked to each other to form a particular protein.
This is now the end
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