A mrna strand originally reads gattaca. editing proteins remove tt so that the strand to move on now reads gattaca. the tt is best described as

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David Heisnam · Answer 1 · 2019-04-13T04:10:40+0000

It would read as GATACA. This is not the correct sequence and code, so an incorrect protein is made. It is a change in DNA when a is copied. This could happen under ultra-violet rays and other environmental factors.

A mrna strand originally reads gattaca. editing proteins remove tt so that the strand to move on now reads gattaca. the tt is best described as

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