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Organic: c12h22o11 c3n2h4 chf c1o3

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tRNA( Transfer RNA) molecules carry amino acids to the site of protein synthesis

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Proteins are the building blocks of the cells. The process of protein synthesis involves transcription and translation of the genetic information stored in the DNA. After the process of transcription which is the process to get RNA molecules from the DNA. After this process, during protein synthesis tRNA carries amino acids to the ribosomes is the structure where protein synthesis takes place.

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it is a squid nose tenticle

Haha good question now im curious to lol

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The grassy field would slow down the soccer ball the most because it is not a very flat smooth surface. The grass is very thick and kind of grabs the ball.The paved road, tile floor, and cement sidewalk are flat and smooth

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Wavy haired would be SC, seeing as it is "heterozygous," meaning it has one of each allele. This is called incomplete dominance, where neither allele is expressed fully over the other.

What is the sequence of amino acids corresponds with the RNA strand UCG GGG CAC

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