Q1: Which amino acid always begins an amino acid chain? Which codon and anticodon are associated with that amino acid? Q2: Each of the codons for stopping translation binds to a tRNA molecule that does not carry an amino acid. How would the binding of a stop codon cause the completed amino acid chain to be released? Q3: Given the partial mRNA sequence that you speciﬁed in Figure 10.6’s question 3 as being transcribed from the DNA template strand, what is the amino acid sequence that would be translated? Totacco cMmge A prINAAmadeCaryng teebidothe datSpacke the rdar ofa s protining es d"froitene codrni,whe drtwmoac peciad byparkot codencodonFboaored A NAO Tr ntegireAamr compntof b , nming he owebond itat k amineadds tngetr tomekeapenwtunINA dsbebesanARNA mooenyng ynebinds econd oodonUACTrader HMA NStat codanSaep cadonTranporis the cetbosome ing teomion ncdedheA cntneatetune arcodentt ps whcominerty cdanedin the RMACotbandThe rtama kamathinj to tbegin th iUACCEGANAStat codonp iedenThe stA,odad iedA teboamemow ona codontene, Amoleade bd toNA loweg tethe anno h ihe conedt ardar.miINASrt codnp indenWhen the romeComplatedmno acid nachacodon themleALauand the oanptedaino acid chuinbeth parate tomthe itimamANAStat oer1,し

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Q1: Which amino acid always begins an amino acid chain? Which codon and anticodon are associated with that amino acid? Q2: Each of the codons for stopping translation binds to a tRNA molecule that does not carry an amino acid. How would the binding of a stop codon cause the completed amino acid chain to be released? Q3: Given the partial mRNA sequence that you speciﬁed in Figure 10.6’s question 3 as being transcribed from the DNA template strand, what is the amino acid sequence that would be translated?

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