If the $25^{th}$ codon $UAU$ in a polypeptide chain of $50$ amino acids undergoes a mutation to $UAA$,what will be the result?

  • A
    $A$ polypeptide of $49$ amino acids will be formed.
  • B
    $A$ polypeptide of $25$ amino acids will be formed.
  • C
    $A$ polypeptide of $24$ amino acids will be formed.
  • D
    Two polypeptides,one of $24$ amino acids and another of $25$ amino acids,will be formed.

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$(c)\ 5'-AGU\ UCC\ AGA\ CUC\ UAA-3'$
$(d)\ 5'-AUG\ UAC\ AGU\ AAC\ UAG-3'$

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