Use the following DNA strand to transcribe the correct mRNA strand: GGA AAT CAC UUA AAA UCG GAG GCG TAT

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Use the following DNA strand to transcribe the correct mRNA strand:

GGA AAT CAC UUA AAA UCG GAG GCG TAT

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CCU UUA GUG AAT UUU AGC CUC CGC AUA

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