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Lostsunrise [7]
3 years ago
6

Com: if a protein contains 150 amino acids, there would be how many codons in the specification to construct it?

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Marina86 [1]3 years ago
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If a bacterial protein contains 150 amino acids, then there would be 150 codons in the specification to construct  the said protein. A codon is definces as a sequence of 3 RNA or DNA nucleotides which would correspond to a specific amino acid such that if you have 150 amino acids then you would also have 50 codons. THe start of a codon is the first codon that can be found in the messenger RNA that is translated by the ribosome.
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