Types of RNA and the process of Transcription Video Lecture - NEET

thanks for stopping by this is two
minute classroom and today we're talking
about RNA specifically mrna rRNA and
tRNA let's start with mRNA or messenger
RNA so named because it acts as the
messenger between DNA and protein
production and if you want to know the
difference between RNA and DNA I have a
great video for that linked here and in
the description when you discuss RNA in
school you're usually learning about
mRNA during transcription DNA is
transcribed into mRNA this mRNA is then
translated into protein it serves as the
genetic template of a protein since the
DNA can't leave the nucleus next we have
tRNA or transfer RNA this is my personal
favorite and honestly one of the most
fascinating molecules in genetics RNA is
generally single-stranded but tRNA
actually folds back onto itself to form
a distinct T like shape without going
into too deep transfer RNA is
responsible for bringing amino acids
together during translation to form the
growing peptide chain that will become a
protein and last but not least we have
our RNA or ribosomal RNA this RNA is a
main component of ribosomes which I've
discussed in a previous video our RNA
combines with special proteins to form
ribosomes which then read mRNA to form
proteins there's a lot in that sentence
so feel free to jump back and listen
again if you need to but essentially
ribosomes contain our RNA and help build
proteins to bring it all together
sections of DNA are transcribed into
mRNA which is brought from the nucleus
to the ribosome composed of our RNA and
protein the mRNA is then read by the
ribosome which brings the tRNA in with
the appropriate amino acids to build
whatever protein the mRNA is a template
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