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In order to ask this question about translation.
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Translation is a process by which a protein is produced from a messenger rna, like this messenger rna you have here.
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It says, consider this short messenger rna, and you have this segment.
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It says, answer the following questions, assuming that the code is non -overlapping.
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And then it says, how many codons are represented in this oligal nucleotide? so, codons are going to appear when you arrange your nucleotides here in your messenger, in your messenger rna in groups of three.
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So you're going to have, for example, this here, a .u .g.
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This is a codon.
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So practically a codon is made of three bases or three nucleotides.
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In this case, also remember that aug is always going to be your start codon.
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So this is the first codon.
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Then you have the second codon, the third.
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So you have one, two, three, and four cotton.
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Okay, so the answer for this question, again.
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How many condoms are represented in this oligonuconucon? and the answer is four.
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You have four codons here.
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Now it is, if the second g were changed to a c, what would be the resulting amino acids? so first, let's translate this original, this original messenger rna sequence, okay? so we'll have to look for the genetic code table...