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5/23/18

what happens during transcription

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what happens during transcription


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  • ? 1. DNA unwinds and seperates 2. Enzyme ( polymerase) adds bases to make a strand of mRNA (U binds with A, A binds ...
  • Describe and translation. (a) , 1 DNA strands separate; 2 (Free) nucleotides bind to (one) strand by specific base  ...
  • is transferred ? ... to the double stranded DNA as the RNA polymerase moves to the right, following the arrow in the pic ...
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