An easy protein synthesis crossword puzzle designed for high school students. Focuses on key terms including DNA, RNA, codon, and amino acids to reinforce basic concepts.
Protein Synthesis Crossword Puzzle for Middle School is a easy crossword puzzle with 16 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 Middle School
Learn key protein synthesis and DNA terms with this easy crossword puzzle designed for middle school students. Perfect for building foundational biology vocabulary.
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- 1. Cell part where proteins are made
- 2. One side of a DNA molecule
- 3. Molecule made of amino acids, performs functions
- 5. Process of making proteins from RNA
- 9. RNA that brings amino acids to the ribosome
- 11. Three-letter RNA sequence that codes for an amino acid
- 15. RNA that carries the code from DNA to ribosome
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- 4. Process of making RNA from DNA
- 6. Segment of DNA that codes for a trait
- 7. Protein that speeds up chemical reactions in cells
- 8. Shape of the DNA molecule
- 10. Cell part where DNA is stored
- 12. Molecule that carries genetic instructions
- 13. Part of DNA code represented by letters A, T, C, G
- 14. Type of acid building block in proteins
- 16. Nucleic acid that helps make proteins
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