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When a DNA sequence is presented in scientific journals and databases, it is usually written as a single strand. By convention, the strand shown is the coding (+) or sense strand, identical in sequence (with T's instead of U's) to its mRNA copy. The mRNA then serves as a template for translation, its 5' or upstream sequence (beginning with AUG) corresponding to the NH3-terminal "Met" of the protein.