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What is transcription?
Transcription is the process by which RNA polymerase uses a DNA template to produce mRNA
What is an operon?
An operon is two or more genes in a bacterial chromosome that are transcribed into one mRNA molecule. Eukaryotic cells do not have operons.
What is translation?
Translation is the process of rRNAs translating the mRNA codons into proteins by polymerizing the correct amino acids in the correct order.
RNA polymerase (funct)
used to produce the RNA copy of each gene
mRNA
A template for the coded genetic information in DNA to be translated into protein.
ribosomes
Enzymes that carry out the process of translation
codon
A nucleotide triplet that codes for a specific amino acid
What is coupled transcription and translation?
simultaneous synthesis of RNA and protein that occurs in the cytoplasms of prokaryotes
What does a triplet of bases encode?
Each triplet codon in mRNA codes for one amino acid