What is the function of mRNA in the diagram above?

The function of mRNA in the diagram given above is carrying the genetic message from DNA to the ribosomes.

The main function of mRNA has to work as the immedieter between the protein and DNA which has been  utilised by the ribosome for the process of the direct synthesis of protein, and the function of tRNA has to carry the accurate amino acid to the proteins synthesis site which takes place in ribosome.

RNA has backbone and it has to made up of phosphate group which has been arranged in alternating form and the sugar known as ribose other than the deoxyribose  present in DNA. There are four bases found in RNA and these are adenine, uracil, guanine, and cytosine.

Liquid consist of small range of order and the reason behind this is intermolecular attractive force which is very strong and due to this reason molecules are packed together tightly.

Therefore, The function of mRNA in the diagram given above is carrying the genetic message from DNA to the ribosomes.

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precipation
evaporation
transpiration

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the Calvin cycle


anaerobic cellular respiration


aerobic cellular respiration


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In meiosis
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Mitosis results in two identical daughter cells.
Meiosis results in four identical daughter cells.
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Meiosis and mitosis both result in cells with half the genetic information of
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Interphase
All three stages
Mitotic phase
All four stages
Cytokinesis
Purpose of the cell cycle
Meiosis
Stages
Purpose
How do crossing over & independent assortment increase genetic variation?
Compare & contrast mitosis & meiosis
Purpose
# of daughter cells produced
How daughter cells compare to parent cell
Chromosome # (n or 2n)
DNA Replication
Enzymes involved
Steps
Leading vs lagging strand
“Semi-conservative” nature of DNA replication
Transcription & Translation
Purpose & Process
Type of RNA involved
Where each process occurs
Mutations
What is a mutation?
What effects can mutations have on an organism?
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chemical energy
thermal energy
kinetic energy
potential energy

heredity
A.collectionof genes that determine specific characteristics
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scanning electron microscope
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compound microscope
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dissecting microscope
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