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How are translational unit and untranslated regions in mRNA difeerent from each other ?

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Translational unit consists of messenger RNA, ribosome (large subunit and small subunit) and tRNA that forms a polypeptide.
Untranslated regions includes the region of an mRNA upstream of the initiation codon that do not code for a polypeptide.

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