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Great idea Ingrid but is

Submitted by Anonymous (guest) on Sun, 05/31/2009 - 7:16am.

Great idea Ingrid but is your Hb DNA sequence the sense or anti-sense strand because mRNA is made from the antisense and therefore has the same sequence as the sense strand (the strand normally shown when giving the sequence of only one strand). Your anti-codons of tRNA don’t seem to fit the mRNA sequence.

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