The RNA triplet UAG functions as a stop codon, bringing polypeptide synthesis to an end. The diagram shows a DNA strand that codes for four amino acids. At which position would insertion of a thymine nucleotide cause translation to stop?
Biology 9700 · AS & A Level · Proteins
The RNA triplet UAG functions as a stop codon, bringing polypeptide synthesis to an end. The diagram shows a DNA strand that codes for four amino acids. At which position would insertion of a thymine nucleotide cause translation to stop?