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One strand of DNA (non template) has base sequence CAG, TCG, GAT. What will be the sequence of bases in m-RNA

A

AGC, CTA, CTA

B

GTC, AGC, CTC

C

CAG, UCG, GAU

D

GAC, TAG, CTA

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