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for the rna to be created, dna needed a blue enzyme to read and copy each letter

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it impressed m the way that the blue enzyme ran along the dna, unzipping it, and abosorbing food.

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where does the rna goes after it hs been created?

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An enzyme had to read and copy DNA the code for RNA to be created.

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the DNA needed an enzyme to read each letter and copy it

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its cool how the DNA unzipps this process called helicase and the RNA is made. the RNA has 3 major differences about DNA. though they also have similar characteristics

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Why they are 46 chromosomes in the dna  ?

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that how much time does the process take? it looked like little time in the video.

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I was impressed when I saw the part that when the factors trigger the first phase of teh process , reading off information .

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the transcription begins when a enzyme called rna polymerase atteches to the dna

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I was impressed that the process is so fast.

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The DNA needs the ensyme to read each letter and copy it

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That the process is very fast.

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Why does RNA does not have thymine.

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what parts RNA doesn't have that DNA haves?

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The process didn't take too much time to ends

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That DNA needs the help from the enzyme to read each of the letters and then copy them

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The dna needs ezyme to read each letter and copy it

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One thing that really surprised me is maybe that the process to RNA isn't long like I expected

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It starts by some factors acumulating

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DNA gets help from the Polymerase to read and copy it.

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Something surprising is that the DNA just copies itself without nothing happening first.

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In order for the RNA to create, we could say it needed "help" from the blue enzyme that will read and copy the letters.

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For the RNA to be created the blue enzyme unzips and reads the DNA then it copies it exactly but changing the T for a U.

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What does Rna do after being created

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How fast this process is

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the RNA had to be read and copied before it could be created.

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What surprised me about the process of how RNA is made is that it looks like a roller coaster and that it is very fast.

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Which is more important

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After transcription where does the RNA go.

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the helices will unzip the duble helix and ten the other enzymes do their work

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For the RNA to be created DNA needs the polymerase to be read and copied.

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it surprised me how similar it is to DNA

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I am surprised about how fast and how the blue enzymes gets the information it needs to do the RNA

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the gelicaze unsips dna and then changes the t for an u which is very similar

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Are there any other processes liked with the creation of RNA?

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before the dna was created it the RNA had to read and copy

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were is RNA stored? still in the nucleos or does it go to somewhere else in the cell?

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The rna polymerase unwinds the dna in half and copies 1 strand of DNA and creates a exact copy

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By accumulating Factors

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What does "U" stand for?

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the helicase will unzip the double helix

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An enzyme had to go through all the DNA and read it and copy it

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how it happens so fast and in mostly every cell

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I was impressed on how it creates out of nowhere

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How the dna copies itself and doesn't leave the nucleus like rna.

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Helicase unzips the strands and copies one of them, also it changes the T for a U.

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The DNA needed ana enzyme to read the DNA and copy iy.

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what they work together wafter that process

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an enzyme would have to read all the dna and transcript it

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It is simililiar to dna

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how fast the process is

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For the RNA to be created the enzyme would have to read all the DNA and transcript it

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how is there enough space for all to fit in?

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I was surprised with how the little letters connected and came out the other way as a strand.

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That it is very fast and it is happening in most of my cells right now.

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what is (U)

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Something i wondeer about the rna is why it dosent use the t but instead use U

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I am surprised that what I saw is happening right now in many cells of my body.

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i was surprised due to that it was done really quicly

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i was surprised due to that it was done really quicly

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daniel carbo

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why their is no thymine

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I was surprised by how it used the building blocks and how it enters the enzyme to be able to used later

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Where does RNA go next?

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that there is no thiamin

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I wonder why they change the T for U and how the yellow things enter the enzyme so RNA can be built.

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How perfect our bodies work

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i dont know

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i wonder that from where do the parts that creat rna come from

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What is the name of U and why does it replaces the T.

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Why does DNA doesnt have thymine?

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it needs to read the D.N.A and transcript it

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that it replaces a letter by a U

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what dose the U mean

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an enzyme would have to read the dna and transcript it

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the procces it makes it impress me a lot that that kind of things go around in our body.

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why are there only 46 chromosomes and not 50 or 60