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Here we have given the mrna sequence which is transcribed from the dna and mrna sequence have it is translated to the respective amino acid sequence and ultimately the polypeptide chain that we have to discuss here.
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So first we have to break this mrna sequence into readable codons.
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And then we have to show the corresponding amino acids for this.
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And that particular codons given here.
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So from that we have to study the mrna sequence.
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So we always read the sequence from the 5 prime to 3 prime.
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And here the given sequence is like this that 5 prime a, g, a, ug c, a uc c, a ucc, c.
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C, c, u, g, a, c, a, and it will end with the three prime.
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And as we already know that the start codon, which is also given here, is a -u -g, from where the translation starts, and there are three stop codons that u -g -a -u -a -a and u -a -g.
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So these are the stop codons where the translation stops that mrna sequence translation to amino acid sequence stops.
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So from this idea, let us talk about the sequence and let us try to convert it into the amino acid sequence...