Protein phosphates have the opposite effect as protein kinases. They dephosphorylate proteins. An example is the Protein phosphatase 1 that is significant to transcription regulation in the cell nucleus. If Protein phosphatases are not working, the cells would be unable to respond to environmental stimuli and would die.
Then just divide the RNA strand into sets of 3 bases and you can easily identify the amino acids which it is going to transcribe. There are certain tools available online in which you can input your RNA strand sequence and they will return the protein (amino acid) sequence resulting from that strand. hope it helps :D
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Under cold water
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