Question

Ki bo some 6. SITE FOR TRANSLATION

II. MATCHING TYPE:
1. In the process of translation, the ribosome is the site where -
A
DNA strands are separated and copied
B
information from DNA is copied to RNA
free floating amino acids are picked up by tRNA
amino acid chains are assembled from information in the mRNA

Answer 1

Amino acid chains are assembled from information in the mRNA.

Step-by-step explanation:

The ribosome reads the codons in the RNA sequence and coded amino acids. These amino acids join with a peptide bond and form a polypeptide (protein). This protein can be used for many functions in the body.