ANALYSISANALYSIS:A DNA strand undergoes all the process included in the central dogma. The DNA strand used as a template isgiven below:Parent strand DNA:DNA daughter strand:5-AGA-ACT-AAA-CТА-ТСG-СTT-CGT-3'hnRNA:MRNA:original protein:mutated mRNA:mutated protein:second letterAGUUUPheUCU)UCCUAUUGUCysUUCUUUAUAC TyrUGCSerUAA stop UGA stop| AUAG stop UGG TrpUCALeuUUGUCGGCUUCCUCAUCGUHisCACСААCUCCCCGCLeuProArgACUAССАCGCGAGlnCAG SOAAUCUGCGGAUUACUAGUAGC SerAAsnAUC lleAAUAACCAACThrAAAAAG LysGAUАСАAUG Met ACGAGG ArgGUUGCUGGUUAspGUCGGCGCCGCAGCGGACValGUAAlaGlyAGAG GluGGGGAAGGAGUGGTranslating the unmutated MRNA that was obtained after splicing, the original protein sequence will be?The original protein is [A](For your answer, use the one-letter symbol (all caps) for the amino acid residues separated by dashes, e.g. C-A-S-H).first letterthird letter

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