HOW DOES YOUR GARDEN GROW?
Ever since we have watered our plants, they have grown. They have used the process of mitosis to grow and divide, forming new cells. They have also used photosynthesis, which gave them the energy they needed to develop. By taking in carbon dioxide and water, the plants' cells were able to create sugars and give out oxygen, which is needed by all living organisms.
The enzymes would be produced by the plant nucleus getting a signal to release the necessary gene for Transcription. Messenger RNA or RNA strands are given the contributed DNA. The messenger RNA goes into the cytoplasm and then to a ribosome. The ribosome then changes the nucleotides into amino acids. The amino acids then shape the requested codon pattern. The polypeptide chain will then be folded and then the enzyme is ready to work in the plant.
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