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5. DNA to RNA to Protein / Translation / Problem 6
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What would happen if a mutation occurred in the stop codon of an mRNA sequence?
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The ribosome would not be able to initiate translation.
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Translation would terminate prematurely.
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The polypeptide chain would be released early.
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The ribosome would continue translating until it reaches the end of the mRNA.
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