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oh i remember leearning this earlier in the yr!

u know ur purine and pyrimidine?

dna: T turns into A. A turns into T. G turns into C. C turns into G.

didn't learn that yet

dna is hard bro

but I got this!!!

a codon is a group of three bases that make amino acids

Yes, you got it! Did you see my comments on your "how do I translate mRNA codons" post?

yes I did tysm!!!

RNA is single stranded and DNA is double stranded

Np. Let me know if there is anything that doesn't make sense and I will do my best to help!

i am SO glad my school skipped the whole DNA thing... whole school skips one unit ahead. part of being a prep school

AT-TA! GC, GC, TA, CG…

is it cheating if i say kirby himself? (he's my fave lil guy ever lol) i also really love susie, queen sectonia, and taranza! :D

dude... ur so based. it is not cheating. i love all those guys too omg

im ontop of it today!!

meta knight jumpscare. i love kirby so much bro

I'm going insane. Texas state University is in the story. this was a few minutes ago but oh my God???

tryna process this lol. its funny

the writing is good I just got shell-shocked

I'm not in Texas state University I just got spooked by it being in there. I'm in Texas bro

yip pee

🙌 Woooot! Congrats!

2 days left. we got this

you will adapt and overcome!

mRNA.

I'm going insane

I feel mean sometimes, yet I just love everyone

finals and everything is downhill

Hmmm...How do I condense all of this information into a short series of commments? Lol! I will give it a shot...

If the cell was a house, then DNA would be something like the blueprints of that house. This blueprint doesn't just show how things are assembled. It also contains instructions for how the bricks of the house (i.e.: the "Proteins") are made so that the house can be rebuilt should anything start falling apart. DNA is kept within a particular room of the house called the "Nucleus".

The DNA blueprint itself is written in a language made up of only four letters. Each of these letters represents a different chemical inside of DNA: Adenine (A), Thymine (T), Guanine (G), and Cytosine (C). These are called "Base Pairs" because A is always paired with T, and G is always paired with C. It is similar to how letters are combined into words according to certain rules.

In order for Proteins to be created, first these instructions must be read from a section of the DNA referred to as a "Gene". This process is called "Transcription" because the letters within that section are "transcribed" (i.e.: copied out) to form "messenger RNA" (or "mRNA" for short). The mRNA uses almost all of the same letters as DNA, except Thymine (T). Instead, it uses Uracil (U).

mRNA is literally a message. After Transcription is complete, the mRNA is then sent to another room, the "Ribosome". If the Nucleus is where the blueprints are stored, then the Ribosome is where the bricks are made. The bricks themselves are made up of chemicals called "Amino Acids". We can think of mRNA like a recipe that shows how to chain together Amino Acids.

Transfer RNA (or "tRNA" for short) brings in Amino Acids based on what is written within the mRNA. This process is called "Translation" because we are "translating" from one chemical language into another (i.e.: from the pattern of Base Pairs within mRNA into a combination of Amino Acids brought in by tRNA).

The steps in the recipe are written as little three-letter sequences called "Codons". Each Codon describes a different Amino Acid, or tells when to start and stop this process of brick-making (i.e.: "Protein Biosynthesis")...Does all of that make sense? If not, let me know and I will try to explain it in a different way until it becomes easy to understand.

crunching. im crunching and im dying. im crying.

Thanks, it means a lot to hear! Tho I'm curious what you mean by changed neocities; there has defo been a lot of change here over the years, but all places change with time!

@melonking your site is revolutionary, like actually revolutionary, it uses a perfect mix of the old web and modern tech, it was practically the first iframe website, and your site actually encurages to be explored in a way which I haven't seen any other site do. Even my site was inspired by your iframe navigation.

I also forgot to mention: this site kinda revived using background music on websites.