Which nucleic acid serves as a strand for protein synthesis? a. tRNA b. ribosome c.mRNA d.dATP

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Which nucleic acid serves as a strand for protein synthesis?

a. tRNA
b. ribosome
c.mRNA
d.dATP

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c.mRNA...............

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