Protein Synthesis Crossword Puzzle

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PROTEIN: A key substances for all aspects of cell life.
DNA: Are like a coded message. Not useful until it is decoded.
TRANSCRIPTION: When complementary mRNA is made using the information in the DNA gene.
ANTICODON: A special three-base sequence.
GENE: Defined as a DNA segment that carries the information for building one protein.
RIBONUCLEIC ACID: Messenger and decoder functions are carried out by a second type of nucleic acid.
TRANSLATION: When the information carried in mRNA molecules is decoded and translated from nucleic acids into proteins.
RIBOSOMAL RNA: Helps form the ribosomes, where proteins are built.
PROTEIN SYNTHESIS: Every cell needs to produce protein.
CODONS: Corresponding three-base sequences on mRNA.
TRIPLET: Three-base sequence specifying particular amino acid on the DNA gene.
GLOBULAR: Perform functional roles in the body.
TRANSFER RNA: Molecules are small, cloverleaf-shaped molecules that escort amino acid to ribosome.
MESSENGER RNA: Molecules are long, single nucleotide strands that resemble half of a DNA molecule.

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protein: a key substances for all aspects of cell life.
dna: are like a coded message. not useful until it is decoded.
transcription: when complementary mrna is made using the information in the dna gene.
anticodon: a special three-base sequence.
gene: defined as a dna segment that carries the information for building one protein.
ribonucleic acid: messenger and decoder functions are carried out by a second type of nucleic acid.
translation: when the information carried in mrna molecules is decoded and translated from nucleic acids into proteins.
ribosomal rna: helps form the ribosomes, where proteins are built.
protein synthesis: every cell needs to produce protein.
codons: corresponding three-base sequences on mrna.
triplet: three-base sequence specifying particular amino acid on the dna gene.
globular: perform functional roles in the body.
transfer rna: molecules are small, cloverleaf-shaped molecules that escort amino acid to ribosome.
messenger rna: molecules are long, single nucleotide strands that resemble half of a dna molecule.