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explain the relationship between DNA, mRNA, and protein
Transcription: Transcription is the first for converting a gene into a protein in which encoded information from the DNA is transferred to a mRNA with the help of RNA polymerase.
Steps involved in transcription:
The resultant mRNA is the single-stranded copy of the gene.
Translation: Translation is the process of synthesis of proteins from a mRNA by identifying the codons( group of 3 bases) which code for a particular amino acid which in turn constitutes a protein. The chain of amino acids obtained from the mRNA then forms a protein.
Steps involved in translation:
Resultant proteins are formed by translation.