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    The document provides three RNA sequences and instructs to use the genetic code to determine the amino acids that would be produced during translation in the ribosome. The three RNA sequences are: 1) A long RNA sequence of 54 nucleotides 2) A RNA sequence of 60 nucleotides 3) A RNA sequence of 54 nucleotides

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    The document provides three RNA sequences and instructs to use the genetic code to determine the amino acids that would be produced during translation in the ribosome. The three RNA sequences are: 1) A long RNA sequence of 54 nucleotides 2) A RNA sequence of 60 nucleotides 3) A RNA sequence of 54 nucleotides

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    Application Instructions: Given The Following RNA Sequences, Use The Genetic Code Provided To Determine

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    The document provides three RNA sequences and instructs to use the genetic code to determine the amino acids that would be produced during translation in the ribosome. The three RNA sequences are: 1) A long RNA sequence of 54 nucleotides 2) A RNA sequence of 60 nucleotides 3) A RNA sequence of 54 nucleotides

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    Instructions: Given the following RNA sequences, use the genetic code provided to determine
    the amino acids that would be produced should they be processed by the ribosomes. Please
    remember the basic rules of translation in the ribosomes. Solutions to questions in this
    portion of the module are found in the university learning management system.

    1. ACCCGAACGGCAAUGGGAUAUGCCGACGUAUGCCGAUUCGACGCUGACC
    AGCUUCGACCGCUGACAGCUUCGACGCUAGCAGCUGACCGUAGCGGAUC
    GGACAUUCGCGUUAGGCUUAGGGCCAGCGCUAGGCUAGGGCUACGCUA
    UGUGCAGCAUGCAUGCAGCAUGCUAGACGAUCGAUCGUACAUGCAUGC
    AGCGAUCGAUCGAUCGAUCGAUCGAUCGUAGCACGCGCUAGCGCGAUA
    UUCGCGUAUAGCGCUAUUAGCGGCACGUCAGCUAGCUA
    2. TACAACTTTCGAGATCGTAGTCGATCGACGTACTAGCGCGCTTGAGACTCT
    GAGCTGTCTCGGATGGCTGAGAGATCTCGACGCGTACGTCGTGATGCATG
    CTAGCTAGCATGGCCAGTTGGCCCAAGAGTTCGGCACAGGTGGCAAAAAC
    TCTCTCCCTCTCTAAAAACCCCATTGTCGTGGGCGATGCTGCTGGGCCGTA
    TATGCGCGTATGGCCGTTAAGAGGCTCTGAGCTCTGGACCAGATGCGATC
    GATATCGATCGATTACGACGTGCTAGCTAGCTAGCATCC

    3. ACCACACGUGUGCAGCAUCGUGCAUGCUAGCUAGCUAUAAGCUAGCUA
    GCUCAGCUAGCUACAGCUUGAUCGAUCGUAGCUACUACGCGACGCGCGC
    CUAUAGCGCUAGAGCUAGCUGGAUAGCUAGCUUUAAGUCAGUCGAUCA
    UGCUAGCUAGCGACGACGAGCGACUAAUGCAGCUACGAUGCUACGGCG
    CGCGCGGCGCGCUUUUAUAUAUAUUAGCGCCGUAUAGCCGGCAUAUAU
    GCGCAUAUGCCGGCUCAUAAUAUCGGCCGCGGCUACGGC

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