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This page that you are looking at, at this moment, is a page that has been dedicated to informing people about the most interesting, transcription and translation. I believe that these are quite interesting because they have intricate processes that are challenging to learn. The photo to the left depicts the first process of protein synthesis, transcription. Down below, at My Favorite Links, you will find that the first link is where this photo as well as a description in words of transcription is located. | |||||||||||||||||
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The second process of protein synthesis is translation. Here the mRNA goes through the ribosome and the codons and anticodons are matched correctly to form a protein chain. If you look at the picture on the right, it depicts the process of translation. The second link down below at My Favorite Links, is where you can find the link where this picture is located. The site also contains a detailed description of transcription and translation. | |||||||||||||||||
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To the left there is a photo of the combined processes of transcription and translation. This process is called protein synthesis. This photo goes into less specific detail than the photos above, but it shows both in their order and a sketch of what the process looks like. Down below at My Favorite Links, you can also find the site where this picture is located as well as a detailed description. | |||||||||||||||||
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