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Informative A small animation on process of Translation that occurs in Ribosomes of Cytoplasm. Basic components for the process of Translation : Nucleic acids (DNA & RNA) DNA (De-oxy Ribonucleic Acid, Double Standard ) RNA (Ribonucleic Acid, Single Standard) Classification : Mainly 3 types of RNA messenger-RNA = Copies the instructions of DNA for building Protein take it to the ribosomes. ribosomal-RNA = Site where instructions are translated into Proteins. Transfer-RNA = Transfer specific amino acids to the ribosomes for the production of Proteins. Nucleoside : A component of heredity materials composed of Nitrogen bases & Pentose Sugar. Nucleotide : A component of heredity materials composed of Nitrogen bases, Pentose Sugar & Phosphate group. DNA replication is mainly production of DNA from DNA, that is DNA to DNA. This process is mainly occur in the Nucleus. DNA transcription is mainly production of mRNA from DNA, that is DNA to mRNA. This process is mainly occur in the Cytoplasm. DNA translation is mainly production of Proteins from DNA & mRNA, that is the process by which DNA is converted into Proteins is called Translation. This process is mainly occur in the Ribosomes of Cytoplasm. Start Codon : AUG Stop Codon : UAA, UAG, UGA .

The mRNA interacts with a specialized complex, a ribosome, which "reads" the sequence of mRNA nucleotides. Each sequence of three nucleotides, called a codon, usually codes for one particular amino acid. Video Source: https://lnkd.in/dPDXgGxe #rna #geneticcode #biology #molecularbiology #genetics 

The mRNA interacts with a specialized complex, a ribosome, which "reads" the sequence of mRNA nucleotides. Each sequence of three nucleotides, called a codon, usually codes for one particular amino acid. #molecularbiology #biotechnologist #gene #lifesciences #research #scientist #geneticcode #microbiologist #science #biology #genetics #molecularbiology #microbiology

Let's unravel the fascinating world of plasmids with a touch of quirkiness! 🧬✨ Plasmids Demystified: Unveiling the Quirks! What are Plasmids? 🌐 Plasmids are like genetic sidekicks, tiny circular pieces of DNA that hang out in the cellular superhero headquarters. Nature's Extra Gifts: Extra Chromosomal DNA! 🎁 Plasmids are the VIPs of DNA – Very Important Plasmids! They're the extra chromosomal DNA goodies that cells carry around for special occasions. Single or Double Trouble? 🤔 Now, when it comes to structure, are they solo artists (ss DNA) or do they bring a partner to the dance floor (ds DNA)? mRNA Mischief or Extra Chromosomal Charm? 🤖 Plasmids are rebels, but they're not the messengers (mRNA). They prefer the freedom of being extra chromosomal renegades. Quirky Fact Check: Did you know some bacteria swap plasmids like trading cards, sharing genetic tricks for survival? Talk about microbial networking! So, whether plasmids are throwing a DNA party or just hanging out on the cellular block, they sure know how to keep the genetic shenanigans interesting! 🧬🎉 #plasmid #genetics #dna #molecularbiology #biotechnology