Every protein in the human body starts with the codon __a. This is knows as the __b codon because it's where the c binds and translation starts. This means that the first amino acid in every human protein is d. That start codon sets the reading frame, sets of e consecutive bases beginning at and following f, each coding for one g. Wherever you see the AUG codon in the middle of a sequence, you should add h to your growing amino acid chain. Three codons exist that do code for an amino acid, but rather work together to i translation. In the codon chart, the word j is listed. When a ribosome reads one of these codons, it releases the k strand & protein synthesis L. Jesus that took a long time to type if you have/know the answers please tell me as fast as possible please.