Nucleic acids

Aug 09, 2014

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Nucleic acids. A service provided to medicine by. Karyotype. DNA. Plasmid. DNA and RNA (1). DNA and RNA (2). G. T. C. A. U. DNA and RNA (3). G. T. C. A. U. Transcription. Cytosin. Guanin. Adenin. Thymin. Uracil. Translation. Protein synthesis. tRNA. Release factor.

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Nucleic acids A service provided to medicine by
Karyotype
DNA
Plasmid
DNA and RNA (1)
DNA and RNA (2) G T C A U
DNA and RNA (3) G T C A U
Transcription Cytosin Guanin Adenin Thymin Uracil
Translation
Protein synthesis tRNA Release factor Large ribosomal subunit Small ribosomal subunit

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