What is the amino acid chain of the original strand of dna

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Question: The following is a portion from a strand of DNA: AGCAATCCGTCTTGG TCGTTAGGCAGAACC A mutation occurred (in red) and the segment of DNA now looks like: AGCAACCCGTCTTGG TCGTTGGGCAGAACC What is the amino acid chain of the original strand of DNA before the mutation (highlighted above)?

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