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18. The original DNA (CGG) is transcribed and the mRNA (GCC) is produced. using the codon table, GCC is translated and it codes for amino acid alanine (ala).
19. The mutated DNA (CAG) is transcribed and mRNA codon ( GUC ) is formed.
20. The mutated DNA codes for amino acid valine ( Val )
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