How many unique polypeptides would you expectto see synthesized by an in vitro translationreaction containing poly(AC),?1O 2 Second LetterUAG| Phe UCUUUCUUATyr UGUUGC Cys /uStop UGA Stop | AStop UGG Trp GUUUUAUUACUCCSer|UCAUAALeuUUGUCGUAGCULeu cccCAUCACCAACUUHisCGUCUCCGC | Arg | CProCUACCAGlnCGAACUGCCGCAGCGAGUSer UAUUAUCACUACCAAUAsnThr AACAAAlleAGCAUAАCАAGA| LysAArgGAUGMet | ACGAAGAGGGUUGUCGCUGAUGACAspGGUGGCGGAUVal |GCCGCAGly CAAlaGUAGAAGluGUGGCGGAGGGGG

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