How do you tranlate DNA to DNA?

Answer 1

You don't. You replicate DNA to DNA, using enzymes such as helicase, DNA polymerase I and III, RNA primase and DNA ligase.

However, you can translate RNA into polypeptides chains, using tRNA, a ribosome and a mRNA matrix

Answer 2

During translation, mRNA exits the nucleus and ribosomes attach various enzymes to it. Translation begins on the P site of the ribosome. tRNA binds to each base and brings in the corresponding opposite base pair to form the codon and anti-codon. Then, it's shifted over the A site, then out the E site. Then, at the P site, the process continues until the RNA is translated into a whole polypeptide chain.

Answer 3

C=G

G=C

A=U

T=A

Switch them around for when you are converting RNA to DNA.

Answer 4

By using the enzyme reverse transcriptase.

Answer 5

REPLICATION

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