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1 Which process results in protein synthesis? Replication Transcription
Biology Class Standard Target: I can describe and explain the structure and function of RNA and DNA Question of the Day Which process results in protein synthesis? Replication Transcription translation Agenda RNA Venn Diagram Quick Sort Flow chart for protein synthesis. CT Protein Synthesis Quiz Check terms on Vocabulary handout answers on next slide Study Guide for the test Testing Wednesday October 7, 2015 – DNA and RNA Tutorial and retakes up to a 70 percent after school.

2 Adenine Cytosine DNA polymerase DNA Replication Nucleotide Anticodon Base pair Codon Guanine Thymine Hydrogen Bonds mRNA Stop Codon RNA Polymerase Transcription Translation tRNA Ribose Deoxyribose Start Codon Uracil Genetic Code Mutation Helicase Double Helix Protein Phosphate Ribosome Nucleus Amino Acid

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