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The first step of protein synthesis, in which the information on mRNA is “read” and translated into a sequence of amino acids, the building blocks of a protein
Transcription is the process of converting audio or video recordings into written or typed format. This process is commonly used in fields such as journalism, legal, medical, and academic research. In transcription, a transcriber listens to the audio or video recording and transcribes it manually or with the help of transcription software. The transcriber may also have to do some corrections on the transcript to ensure accuracy. Transcription is an important tool for people who need a written record of spoken content, such as interviews, speeches, and lectures. Furthermore, transcribed content can be used for plagiarism detection, closed captioning in videos, or as a basis for translation into other languages.
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