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Given the assigned sequence of RNA, write down its three reading frames and identify the open reading frame (ORF)

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Given the assigned sequence of RNA, write down its three reading frames and identify the open reading frame (ORF)

A U G G G A U U A U C C A U A C G G C C A C C U U G A

An open reading frame are the codons that specify amino acids to be incorporated into a growing polypeptide. They begin with a start codon AUG, which specifies a methionine, and ends with one of ...

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