Protein Synthesis: Decoding DNA



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  1. L RodriguezFebruary 17, 2018 at 9:01 AM

    Rodrigo,

    I'll provide you with a decode so you can respond for the final part of your assignment.

    I didn't see any errors in your coding process. Well done! Please let me know if I came up with the right sentence. Here is my decode:

    DNA: GGTCTACACCTGTTGGGTCACCTGAAAATATAAGTGCATCGACC
    RNA: CCAGAUGUGGACAACCCAGUGGACUUUUAUAUUCACGUAGCUGG
    Codons: AUG UGG ACA ACC CAG UGG ACU UUU AUA UUC ACG UAG
    (start) The skull monster ate the pizza in time for school. (stop)

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  2. Rakinne FooteFebruary 17, 2018 at 12:13 PM

    The skull monster ate the pizza in time for school
    Sorry Rodrigo for being late on you.

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