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#AMINO ACID SEQUENCE CHART MRNA SKIN#
#AMINO ACID SEQUENCE CHART MRNA CODE#

#AMINO ACID SEQUENCE CHART MRNA SKIN#

Some examples of proteins include enzymes needed for chemical reactions like transcription and translation structural proteins like keratin and collagen found in hair, nails, and skin hemoglobin in red blood cells needed for oxygen delivery to body cells and antibodies that provide protection against disease.īoth DNA and RNA are formed by linked nucleotide subunits, but there are differences between the two. The PSK demonstrates translation, or how mRNA is used to form chains of linked amino acids which make up all different kinds of proteins involved in cellular activities. The DNA-RNA Kit demonstrates transcription, or how deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) is used as a template to form the molecular intermediate, messenger ribonucleic acid (mRNA). Together they demonstrate in large part the function of genetic material in all cells. The Protein Synthesis Kit (PSK) builds upon the concepts introduced by the DNA-RNA Kit. The Project Leader thanks the following field testers and their students for their valuable time and input during the development of the Protein Synthesis Kit: Carlton Cook-Walker, Sylvia Ekdahl, Kate Fraser, Jan Megarry, Jane Mundschenk, Alan Roth, Elizabeth Eagan Satter, Ava Silverstein, and Louise Whitworth. Alignment with Disciplinary Core Ideas and Next Generation Science Standards.

#AMINO ACID SEQUENCE CHART MRNA CODE#

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