For savings account ask the bank teller if your transit number was not written on your bank book. Institution number for most banks in Canada in link below. Missing is TD Bank (not Canada Trust) which is #004. Old TD CANADA TRUST cheques will have #509 as institution number. http://www.cdnpay.ca/membership/member.a...anada: Look at the bottom of your cheque corresponding to your bank account (if it is a chequing account). The first three digits on the bottom left correspond to the cheque number on the top right. The next five digits at the bottom is your transit number.
-Nucleotides: The Subunits of DNA -DNA is made of subunits called nucleotides-a subunit that consists of a sugar, a phosphate, and a nitrogen base. -There are 4 different bases-adenine, thymine, guanine, and cytosine -each base has a different shape -adenine connects to thymine; guanine connects to cytosine
The only difference is that RNA pairs a nucleotide called uracil (U), instead of a T, with an A on the DNA. A protein machine called RNA polymerase reads the DNA and makes the RNA copy. This copy is called messenger RNA, or mRNA, because it delivers the gene's message to the protein-producing machinery.e now have the ability to attach a piece of every gene in a genome (all of an organism's genes) to a postage stamp-sized glass microscope slide. This ordered series of DNA spots is called a DNA microarray, a gene chip or a DNA chip.