FormatToolsTableWindowHelpditViewInsertA A SU E D - Expression activities (1 ComDesignLayout >> Tell meSareCommenInsertDrawFontParagraphStylesDictateSensitivityFor each example, fill in the template strand DNA sequence, mRNA codons, tRNA anticodons, or aminoacid sequence. If several sequences might work choose any one. Use the figures in your book for crossmapping. Answer the questions on the second page on a separate paper.1. DNAMRNAAUGАCUA G C U G G G G G UAU U A C UUUUAGtRNAAA2. DNATAC C GC T C C G C C GT C GACA A T A C C ACTMRNAtRNAAA3. DNAMRNAtRNAUA CCAC C Cc C GU AUG G CUA AU A UCG G GAA4. DNAMRNATRNAAAМЕТARGGLYPHEPHEМЕТVALGLY(STOP ToolsTableWindow HelpInsertFormatEditViewExpression activities (1 Com...合日らv5小网国ShareCommentsDesignLayout Tell meInsertDrawParagraphStylesDictateSensitivityFontАСС А СТTAC CGC TCCG C C GTC GAC A AT2. DNAMRNATRNAAA3. DNAmRNAtRNAUA C CAC C C C C GU A UGG C UG G G A AU AU CAA4. DNAMRNAtRNAAAMETARGGLYPHEPHEМЕТVALGLY(STOP)5. DNATACATGMRNAUGU G AUtRNACUCUUGAUUAAALAPRO6. What is the implied direction (5' to 3') of the DNA and mRNA above? Label them on the first example.

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For each example, fill in the template strand DNA sequence, mRNA codons, tRNA anticodons, or amino
acid sequence. If several sequences might work choose any one. Use the figures in your book for cross
mapping. Answer the questions on the second page on a separate paper.
1. DNA
MRNA
AUG
АCU
A G C U G G G G G UAU U A C UUUUAG
tRNA
AA
2. DNA
TAC C GC T C C G C C GT C GACA A T A C C ACT
MRNA
tRNA
AA
3. DNA
MRNA
tRNA
UA C
CAC C Cc C GU AUG G CU
A AU A UC
G G G
AA
4. DNA
MRNA
TRNA
AA
МЕТ
ARG
GLY
PHE
PHE
МЕТ
VAL
GLY
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TAC CGC TCC
G C C GTC GAC A AT
2. DNA
MRNA
TRNA
AA
3. DNA
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tRNA
UA C CAC C C C C GU A UG
G C U
G G G A AU AU C
AA
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6. What is the implied direction (5' to 3') of the DNA and mRNA above? Label them on the first example.

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