Answer: three sets: ile. leu,phe,cys,leu,glu. glu,ile,cys,leu,val,asp,leu
The most likely sequence to be included is the R to L read, because of the STOP codon if read L to R. The lone ile would be the last amino acid of a different polypeptide, and there is no promoter sequence after the STOP codon.
Explanation:
auu,uaa,cug,uuc,ugu,cua,gag
Ile,STOP,leu,phe,cys,leu,glu
glu,ile,cys,leu,val,asp,leu (reverse)
After a STOP codon, a DNA promoter is required
