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The cellular processes that results in the production of protein begin in the , where the dna resides. there, the process of creates a molecule of rna from a molecule of dna. the enzyme that performs this process is called . the rna molecule, which exits the nucleus, is a specific kind of rna called . once it exits the nucleus via the nuclear pores, this molecule travels to a cellular organelle called the . there, the sequence of nucleotides on this molecule is used to create a molecule of protein through the process called . this process is along by molecules of , each of which recognizes one nucleotide triplet and carries the corresponding amino acid.

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