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the mRNA is a mobile copy of DNA, helps to code for proteins reading blocks of

3, how does the (cont)? ribosomes know where to assemble on the mRNA strand in the case of a polysome? does it go to a specific area that codes a certain gene and awaits the tRNA or is it totally random? if it does go specifically, how does it know it?

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