RNA

1. What is RNA? How different is it from DNA?
   RNA is the copy of the DNA. Its different because it is a single strand, not a double helix like DNA, and instead of thymine (T), it is uracil (U).
   

2. How are the RNA messages formed?
   RNA messages are formed by the grouping together of 3 of the letters to create a codon, which line up and form a chain of codes that create a message.
   

3. How are the RNA messages interpreted?
   Ribosomes read the messages and then attach the amino acids together to make up a protein.