This activity breaks down protein synthesis using the metaphor of PIZZA! Use your Amino Acids Reference Sheet to complete the following table. Fill in the blank spaces of each row with either the missing DNA triplet, the mRNA codon, or the Amino Acid. While there are actually multiple codons that code for any one amino acid, for this activity there only needs to be one DNA triplet and one corresponding mRNA codon recorded for each amino acid. Remember: RNA uses uracil (U) instead of thymine (T)! TTG GGG CGT AAA TTT CAA DNA AAC UAU CAC GCA AAA mRNA codon Asparagine Proline Amino Acid Tyrosine Histidine

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