Answer:
100 AMINO ACID
EXCEPTIONAL CASE:
If STOP CODON is also present mRNA then 99 amino acids are present in protein
Explanation:
set of 3 nucleotide on mRNA = codon
1 codon = 1 amino acid
AS PER QUESTION THERE ARE
99 amino acids are there in the resulting protein.
Each amino acid corresponds to codons; sequences of 3 base pairs.
If you have 300 base pairs, you get 100 codons.
However, you only get 99 amino acids in the protein as the last codon is a stop codon with terminates protein synthesis.
300 base pairs=100 codons=99 amino acids.
In 1 amino acid there are 3 nucleotides.
In mRNA, three-nucleotide units called codons dictate a particular amino acid.
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