Which statement correctly describes the sequence of events that lead up to protein production? A gene gets translated to create DNA. DNA gets transcribed by a ribosome to assemble the protein. DNA gets translated in the nucleus. RNA is transcribed by the ribosome to create mRNA.mRNA assembles the protein. DNA gets transcribed to create mRNA. mRNA is translated and with the help of tRNA, a protein is built. RNA gets translated to create tRNA. It meets DNA at the ribosome and the protein is created.

DNA gets transcribed to mRNA through a process called transcription. Then the mRNA will leave the nucleus to go to the ribosome. At the ribosome, tRNA will come with an amino acid and find its perfect match in order to drop the amino acid off. A lot of amino acids will form a polypeptide chain which will make a protein. That process is called translation.

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Phoca Phoca · Answer 2 · 2019-08-20T07:22:48+02:00

Answer:

The correct answer will be option- DNA gets transcribed to create mRNA. mRNA is translated and with the help of tRNA, a protein is built.

Explanation:

The translation is a process which takes place in the cell to produce protein from the mRNA transcribed from the DNA. Translation process takes place in the ribosomes which translate the mRNA in three steps: initiation, elongation and termination.

During initiation, the tRNA molecule gets charged with amino acids which bind the mRNA and helps in the formation of the protein synthesis.

Thus, the selected option is the correct answer.