Transcription/Translation Practice WSDNAAACMRNAUAACTRNAAminoAUUTyrAcidDNAMRNATTTUUAGERNAGGGAminoPheAcidAAADNAMRNAGGUUUUERNAAminoAcidThrDNAССССААMRNATRNAAminoAcidAAAMetDNAGGGAAGMRNAERNACAULysAminoAcidDNAAAT

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Transcription/Translation Practice WS АС DNA MRNA U АС TRNA AUU Tyr Amino Acid DNA TTT U UAG MRNA ERNA GGG Phe Amino Acid AAA DNA A GGU MRNA UUU TRNA Amino Acid Thr ССС DNA САА MRNA TRNA Amino Acid AAA Met

Transcription/Translation Practice WS АС DNA MRNA U АС TRNA AUU Tyr Amino Acid DNA TTT U UAG MRNA ERNA GGG Phe Amino Acid AAA DNA A GGU MRNA UUU TRNA Amino Acid Thr ССС DNA САА MRNA TRNA Amino Acid AAA Met

Essentials of Pharmacology for Health Professions

7th Edition

ISBN:9781305441620

Author:WOODROW

Publisher:WOODROW

Chapter5: Abbreviations And Systems Of Measurement

Section: Chapter Questions

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