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mRNA part that codes for the amino acid serine, is:

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AMP

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ADP

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UCA

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d ATP

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Solution

The correct option is C UCA
mRNA part that codes for the amino acid serine, is UCA. The amino acid serine is specified by AGU, so its complementary base, which is the part of mRNA, will be UCA.

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