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Biology, 04.03.2021 08:30 dacey4164

PLEASE HELP ONLY 5 mins left Looking at the following template strand of DNA below, what would that mRNA molecule
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DNA: TAC AGGT T C CAT
A. TACAGGTTCCAT
B. AUGUCCAAGGUA
C. UTGTCCUUGGTU
D. UACAG GUUCCAU

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