This easy crossword puzzle helps kids in grades 3-5 learn about protein synthesis and DNA basics with common words and simple clues.
Protein Synthesis Crossword Puzzle for ESL Learners is a medium crossword puzzle with 19 clues covering . Play it online for free below, or create your own crossword with our free crossword maker.
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Protein Synthesis Crossword Puzzle for ESL Learners
Improve your understanding of protein synthesis and DNA with this medium-level biology crossword designed for ESL learners. Includes key terms related to transcription, translation, and genetic code.
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- 1. Long chain of amino acids forming a protein
- 2. Shape of DNA molecules
- 3. Making proteins from RNA instructions
- 4. Change in DNA sequence
- 5. Segment of DNA that codes for a protein
- 8. Type of RNA that carries genetic code from DNA
- 9. Building block of proteins
- 11. Process removing non-coding RNA parts
- 13. Cell fluid where translation occurs
- 17. Nucleic acid involved in protein synthesis
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- 6. Process of copying DNA into RNA
- 7. Protein that speeds up chemical reactions
- 10. DNA molecule containing many genes
- 12. Short chain of amino acids
- 14. Three-nucleotide sequence coding for an amino acid
- 15. tRNA sequence matching mRNA codon
- 16. Cell structure where proteins are made
- 18. Cell part where DNA is stored
- 19. Molecule that stores genetic information
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