How is translation in biology similar to language translation?

Answer 1

Information from the nucleotides is translated to information in amino acids through a process of translation. Three nucleotides together form what is called a 'codon'. Each codon (set of three nucleotides in sequence)codes for one amino acid. There are three codons that also code for the 'stop' signal that indicates where the translation should stop. There is also one 'start' codon that indicates where the translation should start.

Answer 2

Translation in Biology is the process where mRNA is decoded to produce a specific protein, similar to how language translation converts one language into another. In both cases, a set of rules (genetic code in biology, grammar rules in language) is followed to decode and produce a specific output (protein in biology, text in language).

Answer 3

Translation is the process by which messenger RNA used as a template to make the corresponding protein.

Answer 4

translaton

Edited answer:

Be it language or biology a translation helps in understanding the contents in your own language. That way both are similar.

Answer 5

amino acids

Answer 6

ribosomes