If the sequence of mRNA is 5'-AAUCGUACGGAUGCCGAAAUACCCAUUAGGGAUUGCAUAGCGAGCAACGGAC-3' , what is the amino acid sequence it would make? Note: Use one-letter abbreviation for the amino acid sequence Sample answer format: MIGHTY

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