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explain the importance of DNA translation and transcription being accurate when creating the amino acid sequence of the polypeptides that make up haemoglobin​
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explain the importance of DNA translation and transcription being accurate when creating the amino acid sequence of the polypeptides that make up haemoglobin​

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Incorrect translation and transcription can lead to amino acids forming incorrect sequences. This can lead to incorrect proteins making hemoglobin unable to carry oxygen.
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