1 DNA unzips exposing nitrogen bases. 2 RNA nucleotides pair up with their corresponding DNA bases, copying the code.
3 mRNA carries the newly copied code out of the nucleus and to the ribosome.
4 tRNA brings the appropriate amino acids to the ribosome depending on the code.
5 A series of amino acids make up the newly formed proteins.
6 The proteins get to work!

Which of the above steps is Transcription?
Which of the above steps is Translation?

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