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- Making sense of information in the NCBI database regarding a gene (you will need to look at a Genetic Code Table to help with part of this) Gene: Haemoglobin subunit beta (HBB) Source 1…633 /organism="Bos taurus" /mol_ type="mRNA" Gene 1 … 633 /gene="HBB" /db_xref="GeneID:280813" CDS 53 … 490 /gene="HBB"Considering the given sequence of nucleotides in an mRNA molecule, (a) what is the sequence of the DNA template strand from which the RNA was synthesized? (b) What peptide is synthesized by this mRNA sequence? 5' GAG CCC GUA UAC GCC ACG 3'Define the following terms:a. repliconb. Okazaki fragmentc. ter regiond. tus proteine. preinitiation complex
- Give the protein synthesized of the given mRNA sequence. No need to explain. Just give the answer. ACUGAAAUGACCAGAUUUAUGGCCUGAAUGACCRNA polymerase subunits comprising the core enzyme are a.α b.β c.δ d.σ e.ωUsing the genetic code below, decipher the following mRNA sequence. 5'CCCGGGAUGCGGUGUUGGUUUUAACCCGGG3' (show all work)
- Please help me find the protein sequence in reference to the text below. "mRNA Sequence Translate the mRNA sequence of HbS. 5'-AUG GUG CAC CUG ACU CCU GUG GAG AAG UCU GCC GUU ACU - 3¹ Protein Sequence 5'-"From the mRNA base sequence CUU-AUG-GCU-UGG-CCC-UAA A.What anticodon sequences of tRNA’s are coded? B.What was the base sequence in the original DNA strand was made? Please answer completely will give rating surely Both questions answers neededComplete the DNA and RNA sequencing for the translation and creation of proteins. 2. RNA - AAA UUC UUU AAC AAU UUA UUA AAU UUC AAA AAA UUU GCA AAC CCA AAA
- if the DNA sequence if: TTACGTA, the complementary RNA sequence will be following A. AATCGAT B. AATGCTA C.AATGCAT D.AAUGCAUDefine the following terms:a. signal peptideb. preinitiation complexc. initiation complexd. PABPe. cap-binding complexLet’s return to your patient with sickle cell anemia. Below is the RNA sequence from your patient and from her mother. (The ••• represents another 30 nucleotides not written out here). The affected nucleotide is indicated in BOLD. Patient’s RNA: 5’ –CUAUGACAGAGUUC•••CAUUAGCCA – 3’ Mother’s RNA: 5’ –CUAUGACAGUGUUC•••CAUUAGCCA – 3’ C) Write out the sequence of the normal beta-globin protein (as much as you can given the above info and below genetic code table) and indicate what would be different in the mutant protein. Don't forget your ends!