I know that DNA forms a human of coarse. What makes the chemicals move.?

Question

The Dna makes a copy. How does the Rna know. something has to control this. I know stupid people cant form a large human so is Dna smart. What makes them move to form a human cause lets be real.....its a hard process to do. what is a chemical, is it life, or more like a robot.

What makes Rna move to its location

Answer 1

DNA can only be altisticated with an itty bitty little drop of faygo. A neck from a chicken an eye from a crow, and RNA moves easily for towards the path of least resistance.

Answer 2

The best way to get a baseline of how DNA and RNA behave is to understand their components, or nuceotides. Nucleotides, as their name indicates, control the ebb and flow the magma-like "nut meat" of the cell. You're either in the nucelus or out of the nucleus - know what I'm sayin'? Protein synthesis is actually a viral process - we'll call it a disease which infects the cytoplasm with information. RNA is just scamming the various cellular components, like he's the informer, but he's just a messenger. The reason he's going out there, other than his need for power and his allowance, would be that Mrs. DNA is very unreasonable when it comes to RNA having a few ideas of it's own, which leads to mutation, and we don't want to go there. Do we?

Answer 3

Look up kinetic molecular theory. The molecules move around because the temperature is above 0 degrees K. They bump into each other based largely on probability (with some influences like charge).

Answer 4

It's a simple chemical reaction - attraction and repulsion. It also involes puzzles fitting into a one and only slot. Pretty basic, but you get it.
So life is simply a big chemical reaction and hydrphobic/ hydroliphic processes.

Answer 5

Since you used "coarse" I'm not really sure that you have the language skill to understand the answer.