MAKING PROTEIN FOR OUR MUSCLE CELLS...........FROM MESSENGER RNA TO TRANSFER-RNA
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OUR CELLS, USE THE MESSENGER RNA,
 MADE IN THE NUCLEUS, TO CREATE,
ALL THE STRANDS OF PROTEIN.
THAT WE USE IN OUR BODYS.
MUSCLE STEM CELLS, THAT CREATE, MUSCLE CELL PROTEIN.
TENDON STEM CELLS, THAT CREATE, TENDON CELL PROTEIN
BONE STEM CELLS, THAT CREATE, BONE CELL PROTEIN.
ALL USE MESSENGER-RNA, TO HELP THEM GROW NEW CELLS.
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MESSENGER RIBONUCLEIC ACID,
WHICH IS ABBREVIATED, MESSENGER RNA,
AND ALSO M-RNA & mRNA
IS MADE OF THESE FOUR, VERY THIN, PLATE-LIKE,
PLATEFORM NUCLEIC ACIDS
GUANINE, ADENINE, CYTOSINE, URACIL
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THESE NUCLEIC ACIDS,
WHEN THEY ARE IN, MESSENGER-RNA
ARE JOINED TOGETHER, ONE BEHIND THE OTHER,
WITH THREE BANDS OF SIMPLE FOSFATES.
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 ONE GENE SECTION OF MESSENGER-RNA
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THE ORDER,OF THE PLATEFORM NUCLEIC ACIDS,
IN EACH GENE SECTION OF MESSENGER RNA,
IS DETERMINED BY THE ORDER OF,
THEIR COMPLEMENTARY, PLATEFORM NUCLEIC ACIDS,
IN THE GENE SECTIONS,OF THE DNA, IN OUR CHROMOSOMES,
AS SHOWN IN THE LESSON,.HOW DO MUSCLES GROW
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 A MESSENGER RNA ENTERS A RIBOSOME
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OUR CELLS,
USE A ROUND,BEAD LIKE ORGANELE, CALLED A RIBOSOME,
TO CREATE, THE PROTEIN FIBRES, THAT WE USE IN OUR BODY.
THE LONG RODS OF MESSENGER-RNA,
ENTER INTO THE RIBOSOME,
THRU A SMALL, ROUND ACCESS PORTAL,
THAT KEEPS, ALL OTHER COMPOUNDS, FROM ENTERING.
WHILE THE RIBOSOME, IS MAKING OUR PROTEIN FIBRES.
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 A STRAND OF SIMPLE PROTEIN,
ONE GENE SECTION LONG,
MADE OF PLATEFORM, STAR-AZINES.
WITH CENTRAL CORES OF NITRON (nitrogen)
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WE LEARNED IN, WHAT IS PROTEIN?
THAT, OUR STRANDS OF PROTEIN,
ARE MADE OF PLATEFORM MOLECULES ,
THAT HAVE A CORE MADE OF NITRON ATOMS,
SIMILAR TO THE CORES OF OUR NUCLEIC ACIDS,
AND 12 ALKANE ESTERS, AROUND EACH OF THEM,
THAT CAUSED THEM TO BE CALLED, STAR AZINES
BY EINSTEIN, BECAUSE AZINE = NITRON CONTAINING.
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 A TRIPLET CODON -TRANFER RNA ( T-RNA & t-RNA )
WHICH,IS MADE OF 3 NUCLEIC ACIDS, IS SHOWN,
CARRYING THE STAR-AZINE,ARGININE TO,
A RIBOSOME, FOR USE IN A STRAND OF PROTEIN
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EACH OF THESE STAR AZINES, IS CREATED IN OUR CELL'S
ROUGH SURFACED, ENDOPLASMIC RECTICULUM and,
THEN, ARE CARRIED TO OUR CELL'S RIBOSOMES,
BY GROUPS OF THREE NUCLEIC ACIDS,
THE 3 NUCLEIC ACIDS ARE CALLED
TRANSFER-RNA, TRIPLET-CODONS,
BECAUSE,
THEY ARE MADE OF THREE NUCLEIC ACIDS,
AND BECAUSE, EACH DIFFERENT GROUP
OF THREE NUCLEIC ACIDS, ATTRACTS AND,
"TRANSFERS" A DIFFERENT, STAR-AZINE,
PROTEIN STRAND, COMPONENT.
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HOW OUR RIBOSOMES....MAKE THE TRIPLET CODONS FOR THE TRANSFER-RNA
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AS SOON AS THE MESSENGER RNA ENTERS THE RIBOSOME
IT POSITIONS, ITS FIRST THREE PLATEFORM NUCLEIC ACIDS,
IN THE MIDDLE OF THE RIBOSOME, DIRECTLY UNDER,
THE TRIPLET CODON, NUCLEIC ACID SENSORS.
THE SENSORS, SENSE, EACH OF THE FIRST THREE,
NUCLEIC ACIDS, AND THEN SEND OUT A MESSAGE
TO THE NEARBY ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM.
TO SEND, TO THAT RIBOSOME,
URACIL, ADENINE & CYTOSINE ( U-A-C )
THE COMPLIMENTARY NUCLEIC ACIDS
FOR THE FIRST, M-RNA,TRIPLET CODON.
ADENINE, URACIL, GUANINE ( A-U-G )
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 THE RIBOSOME SENDS FOR THE FIRST T-RNA, TRIPLET CODON
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THE THREE NUCLEIC ACIDS,
FOR THE FIRST, TRIPLET CODON, TRANSFER-RNA
ARE CARRIED TO THE RIBOSOMES
BY PAIRED FOSFATES MOLECULES,
THE PAIRED FOSFATES, THEN DIVIDE,
INTO THE MONO-FOSFATES, THAT THEN BIND,
THE THREE NUCLEIC ACID MOLECULES,TOGETHER,
INTO A, TRANSFER RNA, TRIPLET CODON MOLECULE.
AS SOON AS,THE TRANSFER RNA MOLECULE IS MADE,
IT GOES TO ONE OF THE NEARBY, AZINE CENTERS,
IN THE ROUGH SURFACED, ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM,
TO GET THE STAR AZINE,THAT THE TRIPLET CODON
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THE TRANSFER RNA, BRINGS THE FIRST STAR AZINE,
THAT IS TO BE USED, IN THE STRING OF PROTEIN,
TO THE LONG GROOVED, LANDING DECK
ON THE TOP OF THE RIBOSOME
WHERE EACH,TRIPLET CODON -TRANSFER RNA,
MUST PLACE, THE STAR AZINES
THAT IT BRINGS,TO THE RIBOSOME.
THE FIRST STAR AZINE, METHIONINE, IS THEN PLACED,
DIRECTLY OVER,THE CENTER POINT,
OF THE AZINE SENSOR.
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MESSENGER-RNA MOVES FURTHER,INTO THE RIBOSOME,
AND PLACES THE NEXT TRIPLET CODON BELOW,
THE THREE NUCLEIC ACID, NUCLEOTIDE SENSORS.
THE NEXT, TRIPLE CODON, TRANSFER-RNA
BRINGS ITS AZINE, INTO THE LANDING DOCK,
WATER MOLECULES, FLOW OUT OF
THE NEARBY HYDROLYZING PORTALS,
AND PULL THE FIRST AZINE,METHIONINE,
MORE TO THE LEFT,
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MESSENGER-RNA SHIFTS OVER
TO ALLOW THE CODON SENSOR TO SENSE,
THE NEXT THREE NUCLEIC ACIDS,
A NEW TRANSFER RNA IS FORMED,
AND WITHIN A MINUTES, THE NEW TRANSFER-RNA
PLACES, THE STAR AZINE GLUTAMINE,
IN THE LANDING DOCK,
MORE WATER MOLECULES,
FLOW OUT FROM THE HYDROLYZING PORTALS,
TO BOND THE FIRST TWO AZINES TOGETHER,
AND SOON, MORE WATER MOLECULES, WILL FLOW OUT
FROM THE PORTALS,TO BOND THE NEW AZINE,
GLUTAMINE, INTO THE GROWING STRAND OF PROTEIN.
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9...WHEN THE SECOND TRIPLET CODON OF THE M-RNA
BEGINS TO PROJECT OUT, FROM THE EXIT PORTAL,
OF THE BEAD-LIKE, RIBOSOME,
THE RIBOSOME, STARTS TO SECRETE, ESTULIN,
A HYDROLYZING AGENT, THAT DISSOLVES, THE BONDS,
OF THE FOSFATES,THAT HOLD TOGETHER, THE M-RNA.
THE NUCLEIC ACIDS ARE RELEASED FROM THE M-RNA
AND FLOAT OFF, INTO THE CELL CYTOPLASM.
WHERE THEY REMAIN UNTIL THEY ARE TAKEN,
BY OTHER SPECIAL, ACCEPTOR-TRANSFER-RNA's
TO A ENDOPLASMIC,STRIATED SURFACE RETICULUM
AND STORED THERE, UNTIL THEY ARE NEEDED AGAIN.
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10 IN EACH SMALL,SINGLE GENE, PROTEIN SECTION,
THERE ARE 7 TO 14 AZINES & 1-2 LARGE AZOIDS,
AT THE END OF THE PROTEIN SECTION.
WHEN THE TRANSFER-RNA, FOR AN AZOID,
MUST RETRIEVE THE AZOID,
IT HAS TO GO TO, THE ECTOPLASMIC END
OF THE ROUGH SURFACED ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM,
WHERE THE AZO-STEROID, AZOIDS ARE STORED,
THEN, IT MUST SEND A MESSAGE,
TO THE STORAGE CENTER, CYSTERNAE
AND ONLY, SEVERAL DAYS LATER,
IS THE AZO-STEROID RELEASED,
FROM THE ROUGH SURFACED RETICULUM.
THEN, TWO OF THE SMALL TRANSFER-RIBOSOMES,
THAT DOT THE OUTER SURFACE OF THE RETICULUM,
CALLED, NUCLEO-TIDYL-TRANSFERASE RIBOSOMES,
THEN ENCIRCLE THE AZOID & HELP THE TRANSFER-RNA
TO TRANSPORT IT, TO THE RIBOSOME.
WHEN THEY ARRIVE,ABOVE THE RIBOSOME,
THEY RELEASE,THE TRANSFER RNA & THE AZOID,
WHICH SETTLE, SLOWLY, INTO THE LANDING DOCK.
AS SOON AS THE AZOID,IS IN THE LONG,LANDING DOCK,
THE AZOID,IS BONDED,WITH FLEXIBLE WATER BONDS,
TO THE PACKET OF AZINES, IN FRONT OF IT,
AT THE ANGLE NEEDED, BY THE PROTEIN,
WHERE IT IS TO BE USED, IN THAT CELL.
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• CELL GROWTH & CELL REPAIR •
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11 • CELL GROWTH •
WHEN THE FINAL STOP CODON, IN M-RNA,
MOVES UNDER, THE TRIPLET CODON SENSORS,
IF WE ARE GROWING NEW MUSCLE TISSUE,
THE ENTIRE STRAND OF PROTEIN,
RISES ABOVE THE RIBOSOME,
WHERE IT IS JOINED BY ONE OF OUR MOTOR NERVE
ATTACHMENT AZINE - INITIATOR TRANSFERASES
AND THE T-RNA,TERMINATOR TRANSFERASE.
THE INITIATOR TRANSFERASE,THEN RECEIVES A SIGNAL
FROM ONE OF THE PROTO-LYSOSOMES ,
THAT GUIDE,PROTEIN FIBER GROWTH, IN OUR CELLS,
AND TOGETHER WITH,THE TERMINATOR TRANSFERASE,
IT GUIDES THE NEW SECTION OF PROTEIN,
TO ITS PERMANENT LOCATION.
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12 • CELL REPAIR •
WHEN THE FINAL STOP CODON, IN REPAIR M-RNA,
MOVES UNDER, THE TRIPLET CODON SENSORS.
A PAIR OF CUP-LIKE, ACYL-TRANSFERASE RIBOSOMES,
DETACH FROM A NEARBY,
ROUGH SURFACED ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM,
AND MOVE TOWARD,THE PROTEIN MAKING RIBOSOME.
AS THE CUP-LIKE, ACYL TRANSFERASES,
LOCATE THEMSELVES, ABOVE THE RIBOSOME,
THE REPLACEMENT SECTION OF ACYL PROTEIN,
RISES FROM THE LOADING DOCK OF THE RIBOSOME,
TO BE ENCLOSED, BY THE AWAITING TRANSFERASES
AND CARRIED AWAY, TO THE SITE, WITHIN THE CELL,
OF THE DAMAGED NUCLEAR OR CELL MEMBRANE TISSUE,
WHERE IT WILL BE INSERTED, EARLY THE NEXT MORNING.
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| THE GENETIC - TRIPLET CODON - CODE a THE KEY TO THE LOCATION OF THE AZINES and AZOIDS IN OUR STRANDS OF PROTEIN
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