A segment of a protein has the amino acid sequence Ser-Gly-Leu.Is it possible to infer the sequence of the RNA that encodes this amino acid sequence? 
A) Yes, the sequence is UCU-GGA-CUC.
B) Yes, the sequence is TCT-GGA-CTC.
C) No; more than one type of RNA (more than one base sequence) could encode this amino acid sequence.
D) No; the sequence of bases in RNA is not related to the amino acid sequence.
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