ARVCS is a disorder characterized by the replacement of healthy heart tissue with fatty fibrous tissue. Recent research has discovered the mutated gene that causes the disorder is on chromosome 3. People who have the mutation have a GCG triplet instead of the normal ACA triplet. The following is a section of a gene on chromosome 3: GGT GCG ACA ATT 1. Complete the following table. DNA sense strand DNA antisense strand GGT GCG ACA ATT mRNA tRNA 2. Indicate the change in the amino acid sequence resulting from the mutation in the gene described above.,

ARVCS is a disorder characterized by the replacement of healthy heart tissue with fatty fibrous tissue. Recent research has discovered the mutated gene that causes the disorder is on chromosome 3. People who have the mutation have a GCG triplet instead of the normal ACA triplet. The following is a section of a gene on chromosome 3: GGT GCG ACA ATT 1. Complete the following table. DNA sense strand DNA antisense strand GGT GCG ACA ATT mRNA tRNA 2. Indicate the change in the amino acid sequence resulting from the mutation in the gene described above.,

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