28% Á 11:48 PM B Hybrid Bonus Activity Unit 5 (1) - Read-only File Home Review Insert Draw Layout View A I B Read Only You can't save changes to this file. Save a copy Dismiss Second Base First Base Third Base C G UGU UCU serine UAU U cysteine phenylalanine tryosine UUC UCC serine UAC UGC C phenylalanine cysteine UGA tryosine UAA UCA UUA leucine A serine stop stop UUG leucine UCG UAG UGG G tryptophan serine stop CUU leucine CCU CAU histidine CGU U arginine proline CCC proline CUC leucine CAC histidine CGC C arginine C CCA CGA CUA leucine CAA A proline arginine glutamine CGG CUG CCG CAA G leucine glutamine arginine proline ACU AUU AGU AAU isoleucine threonine asparagine serine ACC threonine AUC isoleucine AAC AGC serine C asparagine ACA threonine AAA AGA AUA A isoleucine lysine arginine AUG (start) methionine ACG AAG AGG G threonine lysine arginine GCU GAU GGU GUU U valine alanine aspartate glycine GUC GCC GAC GGC C valine alanine glycine aspartate GUA GCA alanine GGA GAA A glutamate GAG glutamate valine glycine GCG alanine GUG valine GGG glycine
Using the following coding DNA sequence:
TAC GCA CCT TTA GAT CAT AAC TTT GGA ACT
1. Write the complementary DNA sequence that would form the double helix:
2. Write the sequence of the mRNA transcript that would be produced from transcription (use the original sequence, not the complement you just wrote):
3. Now, using the mRNA transcript and the table, write the amino acid strand produced from translation:
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28% Á 11:48 PM B Hybrid Bonus Activity Unit 5 (1) - Read-only File Home Review Insert Draw Layout View A I B Read Only You can't save changes to this file. Save a copy Dismiss Second Base First Base Third Base C G UGU UCU serine UAU U cysteine phenylalanine tryosine UUC UCC serine UAC UGC C phenylalanine cysteine UGA tryosine UAA UCA UUA leucine A serine stop stop UUG leucine UCG UAG UGG G tryptophan serine stop CUU leucine CCU CAU histidine CGU U arginine proline CCC proline CUC leucine CAC histidine CGC C arginine C CCA CGA CUA leucine CAA A proline arginine glutamine CGG CUG CCG CAA G leucine glutamine arginine proline ACU AUU AGU AAU isoleucine threonine asparagine serine ACC threonine AUC isoleucine AAC AGC serine C asparagine ACA threonine AAA AGA AUA A isoleucine lysine arginine AUG (start) methionine ACG AAG AGG G threonine lysine arginine GCU GAU GGU GUU U valine alanine aspartate glycine GUC GCC GAC GGC C valine alanine glycine aspartate GUA GCA alanine GGA GAA A glutamate GAG glutamate valine glycine GCG alanine GUG valine GGG glycine
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