The code on a DNA strand reads: G C GTAATGA 6. The mRNA strand would read: 7. Use the mRNA to now make TRNA: 8. How many codons are represented by the above DNA sequence? 9. How many amino acids can be coded for by the above DNA strand? 10. What are proteins composed of (monomer unit)?

The code on a DNA strand reads: G C GTAATGA 6. The mRNA strand would read: 7. Use the mRNA to now make TRNA: 8. How many codons are represented by the above DNA sequence? 9. How many amino acids can be coded for by the above DNA strand? 10. What are proteins composed of (monomer unit)?

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Description: Protein Synthesis Test ReviewPut the following steps of protein synthesis in order by numbering 1 thro3.MRNA leaves the nucleus with the DNA code, and goesribosomes make proteins1MRNA and tRNA meet in the ribosomes4DNA temporarily unzips2MRNA nucleo

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Chapter29: Transcription And The Regulation Of Gene Expression

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