how does DNA transfer into mRNA and tRNA?

Question

example of DNA that needs to be converted:
ACCGGTTAT
How would that be converted into mRNA and tRNA

Answer 1

well the DNA sequence will just be made into the corresponding RNA strand and become mRNA. since RNA doesnt have "t" the corresponding letter of A will be U.

mRNA: UGGCCAAUA (process is called transcription)

tRNA is just going to bind to the codons (triplets of the strand like UGG CCA AAU and etc) and its going to become charged- meaning a amino acid will add itself on the tRNA and then the polypeptide chain will form. (process is called Translation)

just look up the processes i said for more detail. i will probably confuse you if i go into ANYMORE detail.

Answer 2

mRNA creates a replica of the DNA by transcription and suits up that is codons with the tRNA's anticodons and which pair up and make an amino acid. tRNA is in the ribosomes and mRNA in the nucleus

Answer 3

DNA is converted to RNAs by the process of TRANSCRIPTION. Here is where you have RNA polymerases which transcribe the DNA into RNA.

It is kind of like how Old English can be transcribed into modern english to make it more useful and readily available. But if you want to know what the original said, you go back to the original and recopy it