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'''ribonucleic acid''' or ''RNA''' is a molecule which is one of the carriers of genetic information in nearly all the living organisms. It contains the biological instructions for the development, survival and reproduction of organisms.
'''ribonucleic acid''' or ''RNA''' is a molecule which is one of the carriers of genetic information in nearly all the living organisms. It contains the biological instructions for the development, survival and reproduction of organisms.
RNA is transcribed from [[DNA]].
RNA is transcribed from [[DNA]].
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== External Resources ==
== External Resources ==
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*[ http://www.saha.ac.in/biop/www/HD-RNAS.html HD-RNAS: Hierarchical Database of RNA Structures] is a systematic hierarchical organization classifying all RNAs available in the [[Protein Data Bank]]. This helps make it easier to navigate the availble structural data given the large numbers of redundant files and ambiguous synthetic sequences.
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*[http://www.saha.ac.in/biop/www/HD-RNAS.html HD-RNAS: Hierarchical Database of RNA Structures] is a systematic hierarchical organization classifying all RNAs available in the [[Protein Data Bank]]. This helps make it easier to navigate the availble structural data given the large numbers of redundant files and ambiguous synthetic sequences.
*Liley Database
*Liley Database
== References==
== References==
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Revision as of 14:26, 27 April 2012

'ribonucleic acid or RNA is a molecule which is one of the carriers of genetic information in nearly all the living organisms. It contains the biological instructions for the development, survival and reproduction of organisms. RNA is transcribed from DNA.


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Transcription and Translation

The expression of genes into proteins and is a process involving two stages called transcription and translation. In the transcription stage a strand of DNA molecule serves as a template for the synthesis of an RNA molecule called messenger RNA. This messenger RNA is then translated into proteins on ribosomes.


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