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Which is the process that synthesises mRNA, tRNA, or rRNA?
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The correct option is C Transcription
- Translation is the process of formation of proteins by the mRNA. this is the last step of central dogma given by crick.
- Transcription is the formation of mRNA by DNA, here DNA acts as a template to make a complimentary copy of the mRNA which is in between the two subunits of ribosomes which codes for rRNA and A site in an amino acid bind to aminoacyl-tRNA (tRNA).
- Transposition is the process of transfer of genetic material from one place to another, it may cause mutation also.
- Transformation means changing in the structure and function of the protein. It may cause alterations.
So, the correct option is 'Transcription'.
- Translation is the process of formation of proteins by the mRNA. this is the last step of central dogma given by crick.
- Transcription is the formation of mRNA by DNA, here DNA acts as a template to make a complimentary copy of the mRNA which is in between the two subunits of ribosomes which codes for rRNA and A site in an amino acid bind to aminoacyl-tRNA (tRNA).
- Transposition is the process of transfer of genetic material from one place to another, it may cause mutation also.
- Transformation means changing in the structure and function of the protein. It may cause alterations.
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