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Place the steps of protein synthesis in order from first (top) to last (bottom). - Each codon is read and a...

Place the steps of protein synthesis in order from first (top) to last (bottom).
- Each codon is read and a tRNA molecule attaches bringing an amino acid to the site.
- mRNA leaves the nucleus and goes to a ribosome.
- An amino acid chain creates the protein.
- DNA unzips and RNA nucleotides copy the strand.
- Amino Acids attach to each other using a peptide bond.
- mRNA is broken down into codons.

Answer

  1. DNA unzips and RNA nucleotides copy the strand.
  2. mRNA leaves the nucleus and goes to a ribosome.
  3. mRNA is broken down into codons.
  4. Each codon is read and a tRNA molecule attaches bringing an amino acid to the site.
  5. Amino Acids attach to each other using a peptide bond.
  6. An amino acid chain creates the protein.

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