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30 September, 14:56

Why does the length of the gene determine length of the mRNA?

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    mRNA is essentially a translation of the gene or DNA, each codon has 3 sets of amino acid sequence of protiens.

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    Therefor the length of the gene and how many codons are included and need to be translated in the specific gene effects how long the mRNA will be.
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