Copying DNA.

The cell cycle consists of Mitosis and Interphase. Interphase consists of 'G' 1,  'S' & 'G' 2. 'G' 1 is 99% of the cell's life, in which proteins are made:

• DNA unwinds the hydrogen bonds break. One side of the DNA is the coding strand the other is the template strand. We need a copy of the coding strand.
• The 'm' RNA is built up against the template strand, Uracil being paired with Adenine, Polymerase joins the nucleotides together.
• 'm' RNA leaves the nucleus  (Transcription ends, Translation starts).
• Ribosome clamps around the 'm' RNA 9 a time.
• 't' RNA brings an amino acid with a specific triplet. The triplet on 't' RNA is the Codon and the triplet on the 'm' RNA is the Anticodon.
• Ribosomes fuse the amino acids together forming peptide bonds. There are normally several ribosomes on one chain.
• Protein is packaged by the Golgi Apparatus 
• Sometimes ribosomes docks onto 'R' 'E' 'R' and feeds protein inside it. Vesicle forms and is then taken to Golgi Apparatus where…