7. Complete the following diagram which describes a small eukaryotic open reading frame, by filling in polarities, nucleotides or amino acids as required: -Direction of transcription---- DNA Strand 1 3' G 5' DNA Strand 2 5' G A A 3' MRNA codons G A TRNA anticodons U Amino-acids pro

7. Complete the following diagram which describes a small eukaryotic open reading frame, by filling in polarities, nucleotides or amino acids as required: -Direction of transcription---- DNA Strand 1 3' G 5' DNA Strand 2 5' G A A 3' MRNA codons G A TRNA anticodons U Amino-acids pro

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7. Complete the following diagram which describes a small eukaryotic open reading frame,
by filling in polarities, nucleotides or amino acids as required:
-Direction of transcription----
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3'
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DNA Strand 2
5'
G
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A
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MRNA codons
A
TRNA anticodons
U
Amino-acids
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