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... Synthesis - Transcription Transcription is the process in which the infor- mation stored in the DNA molecule is used to code for the synthesis of RNA . RNA ( ribonucleic acid ) does not contain thymine , but instead has uracil . Also ...
... Synthesis - Transcription Transcription is the process in which the infor- mation stored in the DNA molecule is used to code for the synthesis of RNA . RNA ( ribonucleic acid ) does not contain thymine , but instead has uracil . Also ...
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... synthesis of com- plementary strands requires that DNA synthesis proceed in opposite directions . However , the dou- ble DNA helix is progressively unwound and rep- licated in one direction . One of the DNA strands can be continuously ...
... synthesis of com- plementary strands requires that DNA synthesis proceed in opposite directions . However , the dou- ble DNA helix is progressively unwound and rep- licated in one direction . One of the DNA strands can be continuously ...
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... synthesis Adsorption Cytoplasm Nucleus Penetration Replicative form of viral RNA Uncoating Early protein synthesis Synthesis of viral RNA = Figure 12.16 The life cycle of the influenza virus , showing budding release . The repli- cation ...
... synthesis Adsorption Cytoplasm Nucleus Penetration Replicative form of viral RNA Uncoating Early protein synthesis Synthesis of viral RNA = Figure 12.16 The life cycle of the influenza virus , showing budding release . The repli- cation ...
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