Question

explain how dna creates proteins using rna. dna gets opened by a special enzyme. rrna then transcribes a complementary copy based off the dna. rrna travels to the ribosome where mrna translates the copy into an amino acid chain. these amino acids then get folded into proteins. dna gets opened by a special enzyme. trna then transcribes a complementary copy based off the dna. trna travels to the ribosome where mrna translates the copy into an amino acid chain. these amino acids then get folded into proteins. dna gets opened by a special enzyme. mrna then transcribes a complementary copy based off the dna. mrna travels to the ribosome where trna translates the copy into an amino acid chain. these amino acids then get folded into proteins. dna gets opened by a special enzyme. trna then transcribes a complementary copy based off the dna. trna travels to the ribosome where rrna translates the copy into an amino acid chain. these amino acids then get folded into proteins.

Explanation:

The process of DNA creating proteins using RNA involves transcription and translation. First, DNA is opened by an enzyme. Messenger - RNA (mRNA) transcribes a complementary copy from the DNA. Then, mRNA travels to the ribosome. Transfer - RNA (tRNA) brings amino acids to the ribosome where they are translated by mRNA into an amino - acid chain. These amino acids are then folded into proteins.

Answer:

DNA gets opened by a special enzyme. mRNA then transcribes a complementary copy based off the DNA. mRNA travels to the ribosome where tRNA translates the copy into an amino acid chain. These amino acids then get folded into proteins.