DNA
cac gtg gac tga gga cac ctc
This gives rise to the mRNA which is exactly like your DNA (except no T - switch to U) - I like to spread them out in 3's (easier for me)
mRNA
CAC GUG GAC UGA GGA CAC CUC
You need to use a codon table to match these to the amino acid - I will put the 3 letter code right under the mRNA
CAC GUG GAC UGA GGA CAC CUC
HIS VAL ASP STOP GLY HIS LEU
Obviously this stop codon in the middle of the gene is a mutation...and a bad one as this hemoglobin molecule will not be properly made - which the issue in sickle cell anemia!