The smallest piece that could code for this polypeptide

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Problem- A certain protein made of a single polypeptide chain contains 158 amino acids. Which of the following pieces of mRNA would be the smallest piece that could code for this polypeptide?

A) 158 nucleotides

B) 450 nucleotides

C) 975 nucleotides

D) 1325 nucleotides

E) 3800 nucleotides

Reference no: EM13691578

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