Translation is defined as the process in which the ribosomes synthesize the proteins after transcription. The translation is carried out in the cytoplasm of the cell.
In the given sequence of mRNA, the possible sequence is Tyrosine - Aspartic Acid.
The answer can be explained as:
- The translation is the second process of the central dogma, which involves the synthesis of proteins from the transcribed mRNA sequence.
- Codons are the trinucleotide sequence, which codes for a specific amino acid.
- In the given codon wheel, the amino acid coded by UAC is Tyrosine, and the amino acid coded by GAU is Aspartic Acid.
- In the given wheel, start with the initial letter of the sequence, that is 'U' in the center, and then follow the letters in second and then third circles.
Thus, the given sequence of mRNA codes for the amino acid tyrosine and aspartic acid.
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