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These worksheets were designed to engage students while helping them understand and remember the two main steps of protein synthesis: transcription and translation. In the first worksheet, students must correctly transcribe and translate the DNA and decode the clues to catch the killer. In the second worksheet, students work backwards to create their own secret codes. These engaging worksheets will help your students remember the central dogma of genetics and practice the skills of predicting the amino acids of a protein.
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schmidtcarley
thanks!
January 9, 2013 
Michelle Wisniewski
cute idea- but your DNA triplets do not make the appropriate mRNA sequences to code for the amino acids. If you want clue one to be hat, there is only three triplets. I will have to correct before using.
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