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The portion of the DNA molecule that is translated is composed of anticodens.

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The translation is a process of central dogma in which the proteins are produced from the translation of RNA.

The correct blank is:

Anti-codon.

  • The replicated DNA is transcribed into the mRNA by the process of transcription.

  • The mRNA is then concocted and forms an amino acid array for protein synthesis. This process is called translation.

  • Units located on the tRNA is called an anti-codon.

  • Anti-codon base pairs with the codon present on the mRNA that allows the tRNA to free the amino acid sequences.

  • The liberated amino acid then produces the protein chain vital for cell functioning and structural foundation.

Therefore, the part of DNA that gets translated is Anti codon.

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