Protein Forming Steps

Illustrati of tuna fish. Fish contain much protein.
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                                         DNA (Deoxyribonucleic acid) is a set of chromosomes. Gene or Chromosome itself is a genetic material that has a function to inherit traits from parents to their descendants and its shape is X or Y. Chromosome have other roles, they have different function for each allele. For example, an allele of cell fission which determine cell replication time or schedule. Allele is a set of nitrogen base which determine a trait of one or more body part, or amount, or time of fission, etc. Allele is in shape of non-parabolic TV antenna. Things so called allele here, too is a unit of chromosomes (lengthened chromosomes) that a half chromosome consist of four allele.

                                            DNA has shape like helix, but at the connection between nitrogen base, there is a key-like lock that bind interconnection between four nitrogen bases. At first, there is a chemical signal in core of cell, that is brought by three pinocytosis sacs (inside ribosome, in cytosol, inside cell core). It will be opened, I mean the interconnection, if chemical signal come into presence. The nitrogen bases will be hung below the top interconnection. This needs three 'allele circles'. Their contents are eleven nitrogen bases (triplet codons) & one stop codon.

                                            Before these occur, 

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