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What happens after RNA is produced? 1. A protein is assembled by attaching amino acids together, based on the RNA codons. 2. The RNA strand is converted back into DNA so the cell is ready for the next
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What happens after RNA is produced?

1. A protein is assembled by
attaching amino acids together, based on the RNA codons.
2. The RNA strand is converted back into DNA so the cell is ready for the next cell division.
3. The cell divides creating the sex cells (egg or sperm) for reproduction.

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It should be 1 if I am right

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