Step 1. Obtain the two temperature readings for which you want to calculate the change. As an example, consider the readings from the introduction: 41 degrees Fahrenheit and 29 degrees Celsius. Before you can calculate the change in temperature, you must convert both measurements to the same unit.
some similarities between transcription and translation are that they both involve reading nucleic acid and they both involve enzymes that take various building block â¦ s and use them to string together a macro molecule.
The two major steps in creating a protein are transcription and translation. Transcription creates an mRNA molecule, using a DNA sequence as a template. DNA and mRNA are similar, although certainly not identical, molecules. An mRNA sequence is essentially a copy of a DNA sequence with the thymines replaced by uracil. The production of mRNA is known as transcription which means copying. Creating a protein from an mRNA sequence is known as translation because the structure of a protein is very different from that of mRNA. Proteins are sequences of amino acids, not bases. The information in the mRNA is converted to a new form â it is translated. A sequence of bases is translated into a sequence of amino acids. View the animation below, then complete the quiz to test your knowledge of the concept.