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I want to answer this question, let's talk about mrna.
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Remember that if this is your dna, you're going to do the process of transcription.
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In this transcription, it's going to produce a single -stranded mrna.
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This mrl is going to be divided as photons that are triplets of nucleotides.
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Remember that an mrna is made of many nucleotides, and those nucleotides contain nitrogen of bases.
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Okay, for example, they can be adding in uracil, cytosine, or ral.
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So we're going to state here, for example, a random sequence.
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So for example, you have this.
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So in your mri you're going to divide these nucleotides as triplets.
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For example, this is going to be one column.
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This is another column.
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This is another column...