Question 2

If a piece of RNA was supposed to read GAGUAU and produce Phe-Tyr, what happens if a base substitution causes the RNA to read GAGUAG instead?
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Phe-Tyr |
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Phe-His |
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Phe-stop |
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Phe-Cys-… |
I believe the correct answer to be:
Option C) Phe-stop.
As UAG is a stop codon so it would not code for any amino acid and the translation would stop at this codon.
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Question 2 If a piece of RNA was supposed to read GAGUAU and produce Phe-Tyr, what...
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