The Signature in the CellA discussion based on the book by Stephen MeyerRod Nave, Ph.D., Dept of Physics and Astronomy, Georgia State University
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The Simple Cell
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DNA and the Genetic Code
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A True Code
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TranscriptionAccording to Karp, the RNA polymerase is capable of adding 20 to 50 nucleotides per second to the growing mRNA chain. Electron microscope images suggest that there can be over a hundred RNA polymerases operating simultaneously. So the cell nucleus is like a programmed factory for mRNA with over 100 parallel assembly stations. Each station can build a 400 unit mRNA chain in 10 to 20 seconds.
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Translation
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