uence below shows a part of the genetic code for the HBB Gene. This gene provides the instructions for making a protein called beta-globin. The gene sequence is shown below. Use the sequence to create RNA and the sequence of amino acids. DNA of HbA - hemoglobin in normal adults DNA 3'to 5' RNA Amino Acid DNA a chain DNA of HbS- hemoglobin found in individuals with sickle cell anemia RNA CAC GTG GAC TGA GGA био каскиваси сси Amino Acid Hemoglobin Each amino acid in the chain joins together and then folds into a three dimensional shape - a PROTEIN. In most people, that protein is fully functional and results in blood cells that have a round shape and can bind with oxygen efficiently. What would happen if one small change occurs? Tron Fo CTT CTC GAA GAG CAC GTG GAC TGA GGA CAT CTC

uence below shows a part of the genetic code for the HBB Gene. This gene provides the instructions for making a protein called beta-globin. The gene sequence is shown below. Use the sequence to create RNA and the sequence of amino acids. DNA of HbA - hemoglobin in normal adults DNA 3'to 5' RNA Amino Acid DNA a chain DNA of HbS- hemoglobin found in individuals with sickle cell anemia RNA CAC GTG GAC TGA GGA био каскиваси сси Amino Acid Hemoglobin Each amino acid in the chain joins together and then folds into a three dimensional shape - a PROTEIN. In most people, that protein is fully functional and results in blood cells that have a round shape and can bind with oxygen efficiently. What would happen if one small change occurs? Tron Fo CTT CTC GAA GAG CAC GTG GAC TGA GGA CAT CTC

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