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Molecular Genetics Translation
Please indicate which statements correctly apply.
In molecular genetics, TRANSLATION
-refers to the use of DNA as a template to code for RNA
-refers to the use of RNA as a template to code for protein
-involved the lining up of anti-codon on the mRNA with a codon on the tRNA
-is endergonic
-doesn NOT occur in photosynthetic organisms
-consumes ATP
-refers to the linking together of nucleotides
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