Mouse Fur Color: receptor protein

Mouse Fur Color: receptor protein

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Biology Genetics All Grades Science & Mathematics
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Resource Description

Explore the DNA difference between light and dark brown mouse fur

Click **Transcribe** to zoom into the cell nucleus and see the chromosome unravel to expose the strands of DNA. The DNA separates and an mRNA strand is created by matching complementary nucleotides. Click **Translate** to watch the mRNA leave the nucleus for the cytoplasm and attach to a ribosome. tRNA molecules bring in amino acids and the amino acids are added in the correct order by matching complementary nucleotides. After translation, inspect the protein to see how the amino acid sequence folded.

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