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1
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Each codon will represent one of these to build polypeptide chains.
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2
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Carried by tRNA, will be complementary to the codon.
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3
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Region that has the TATA box and is critical to initiation of transcription.
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4
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Part of mRNa that gets 'spliced out' by SNURPS and spliceosomes.
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5
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Type of bond formed between amino acids
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6
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Causes the translation to end and ribosome to disassemble.
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7
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Part of mRNA that goes on to become code.
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9
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Three base pairs of code used to identify amino acid.
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10
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The strand of DNA that is used by the mRNA
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12
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Type of RNA responsible for carrying code out of the nucleus.
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15
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Location of translation
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17
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Location of transcription
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18
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Matches the amino acid it carries with a codon using an anticodon.
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19
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The 'start codon'
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