What are the major differences between Transcription and Translation in DNA and RNA?

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Transcription describes the process of mRNA being copied from DNA (the master copy)

Translation describes the process of the information represented in a mRNA sequence being "translated" from the language of nucleic acid (RNA) to the language of amino acids (proteins).

Answer 2

Difference Between Transcription And Translation

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Transcription Vs Translation

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What are the major differences between Transcription and Translation in DNA and RNA?
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Transcription takes place in the nucleus
Translation takes place in the cytosol
Transcription requires RNA polymerase
Translation requires the aid of 40s and 60s subunit of ribosomes
Transcription requires the DNA template, while translation does not.
Translation requires tRNA and rRNA, while transcription produces mRNA.

Answer 6

Their difference is so great. they almost have not any similarity! some of the difference:
Transcription occurs in nucleus and Translation occurs in cytosol.
Transcription manage by DNA polymerase and Translation manage by ribosomes
The product of Transcription is mRNA and The product of Translation is protein.
and so many other differences

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