Brandon

I answered all of his questions in one summary. 1:how RNA moves into the nucleus. 2:how RNA knows how to stop and start reading codons, but i did say RNA it is actualy MRNA that reads the codons and carriers the message to the ribosome. 3:I even said how proteins are made,so; what reads DNA again?

I wouldn't stand next to a black hole. Didn't Einstein run in to a contradiction like this? O yes. yes he did.

GDG is correct the RNA know how to read codons by the polymerase enzymes in the nucleus. By knowing this, the RNA can read a certain pair of nitrogen bases(codon) to start the DNA replication process. There are also certain codons that tell the RNA to stop reading the DNA. Each codon is an instruction for makeing an amino acid. Inside the ribosome takes place the linkege of amino acids to make a pacific protein.

Why is time bound to space? If space bent like a wormhole does time change? obviously not, but why not. I am just a sophmore in oklahoma lol but just wanting to know how this works. I have never taken any classes on this subject.

The nitrogen base pairs dont change. yes the sequece of the pairing do change. for example; if you lay the double helix horizontally and look at one backbone of DNA mad up of deoxyribose and phosphate molecules, you will see the nitogen bases like this AGTCATGATTCA. the complemetary nitrogen base of each would be this .....TCAGTACTAAGT. in the first nitrogen base pair of adenine and thymine the base pair does not change like cytosine to tymine. but the sequece could change like instead of adenine to thymine the pair could be thymine to adenine. if you have any further questions just let me know. like if you need to know that diffrent codons make certain amino acids.I can explain how RNA works.