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Captions are on! Click CC at bottom right to turn off. Stay up to date with us by following us on Twitter (@AmoebaSisters) and Facebook! After learning about DNA, have you ever wondered, how can the DNA actually result in a trait? Letamp;#39;s take an example - like eye color. Yes, your DNA has the genetic information that codes for the color of your eyes. Your eye color is based on a pigment that is inside the eyes. But, in order to have that pigment, you have genes, which are portions of DNA, that can code for proteins which help make that pigment. So what were going to talk about is how your DNA can lead to the making of a protein. This process is called protein synthesis. Synthesis essentially means to make something so protein synthesis means to make protein. And you may wonder, Whats the big deal about proteins? Well you may not realize this but proteins are kind of a big deal. They do all kinds of things. Proteins are involved in transport, in structure, in acting as enzy
