Translation
Perpetuation of Life
Cell Cycle
Cell Cycle
Genetic Patterns
100

The process of synthesizing proteins with mRNA and ribosomes.

Translation

100

The first amino acid placed in a protein

N formyl methionine

100

In this phase, chromosomes are pulled to the sides of the cell

Anaphase

100

Haploid cells produced

Meiosis

100

Both alleles are the same

Homozygous

200

This supplies energy to attach amino acids to each other

ATP

200

Where amino acids are first attached.

tRNA

200

In this phase, DNA and organelles replicate

Interphase

200

Diploid cells produced

Mitosis

200
The alleles are different

Heterozygous

300

Where first amino acid- tRNA combination attaches

A Site

300

These divide by binary fission

Bacteria

300

In this phase the nuclei reform

Telophase

300

This first diploid cell

Zygote

300
The genetic pattern

Genotype

400

Where the first amino acid- tRNA moves to when the second one attaches to the ribosome

P site

400

tRNA CCU

mRNA GGA

400
Division of the cell itself into 2 daughter cells

Cytokinesis

400

Divided Zygote

Embryo

400

Genes that start the development of arms, legs, eyes, and other important body parts.

Homobox genes

500

This attaches an amino acid to its appropriate tRNA

Activator enzyme 

500

tRNA GAC

mRNA CUG

500

Where spindle fibers attach

Centromeres

500

When sister chromatids exchange genes with each other

Crossing over

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