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Question: Please order the stages of translation. (1 through 6)
1. mRNA travels out of nucleus and connects to a ribosome.
2. The ribosome "reads" the mRNA strand 3 bases at a time.
3. The corresponding amino acids are brought to the ribosome by tRNA.
4. The amino acids form a chemical bond with other amino acid in the order of bases.
5. Ribosome reaches a stop codon
6. Polypeptide chains connect to other oplypeptide chains to form a protein, which is released the cell.

Answer 1

in eukaryotes, transcription happens in the nucleus and pre-mRNA is processed to form mRNA and it moves to the cytoplasm, then ribosome attaches to it and translates ti polypeptide, Ribosome reads the codon and translates protein by attaching the amino acids brought by tRNA with peptide bond when ribosome encounters stop codon translation stops and the polypeptide is released so the order of events are

1. mRNA travels out of the nucleus and connects to a ribosome.
2. The ribosome "reads" the mRNA strand 3 bases at a time.
3. The corresponding amino acids are brought to the ribosome by tRNA.
4. The amino acids form a chemical bond with other amino acid in the order of bases.
5. Ribosome reaches a stop codon
6. Polypeptide chains connect to other poplypeptide chains to form a protein, which is released the cell.