up to 9pts total The WILDTYPE DNA/gene has the base sequence: 5'GTACTGCAT3' (the antisense strand of the gene is shown) The gene has undergone a mutation. The mutant DNA/gene has the base sequence: 5'GTAITGCAT3' (the mutation is underlined) based on this information, answer the following extra credit questions. put answers in the textbox below. Please number your answers so I know which question you are answering. 1. What is the base sequence of mutant mRNA? Label the ends of the mRNA 2. this mutation is most likely to be caused by: a. soot b. analogues c. X-Ray d. RNA polymerase e. ribosome (pick one)- 3. What is the amino acid sequence specified by the mRNA transcribed from the mutant DNA? What do we call this type of mutation? Is it likely to change the protein more drastically than a mutation caused by removing a base from the gene? explain. 4. (not related to the information given above) which of the following can be used for treating/combating bacterial infections a. targeting spikes or attachment molecules b. phages c. reverse transcriptase inhibitors d. agent that turns ON gene expression e. agents that promote phage conversion 5. (not related to information given above) can DNA replication result in genetic change? explain
up to 9pts total The WILDTYPE DNA/gene has the base sequence: 5'GTACTGCAT3' (the antisense strand of the gene is shown) The gene has undergone a mutation. The mutant DNA/gene has the base sequence: 5'GTAITGCAT3' (the mutation is underlined) based on this information, answer the following extra credit questions. put answers in the textbox below. Please number your answers so I know which question you are answering. 1. What is the base sequence of mutant mRNA? Label the ends of the mRNA 2. this mutation is most likely to be caused by: a. soot b. analogues c. X-Ray d. RNA polymerase e. ribosome (pick one)- 3. What is the amino acid sequence specified by the mRNA transcribed from the mutant DNA? What do we call this type of mutation? Is it likely to change the protein more drastically than a mutation caused by removing a base from the gene? explain. 4. (not related to the information given above) which of the following can be used for treating/combating bacterial infections a. targeting spikes or attachment molecules b. phages c. reverse transcriptase inhibitors d. agent that turns ON gene expression e. agents that promote phage conversion 5. (not related to information given above) can DNA replication result in genetic change? explain
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The WILDTYPE DNA/gene has the base sequence:
5'GTACTGCAT3' (the antisense strand of the gene is shown)
The gene has undergone a mutation. The mutant DNA/gene has the base sequence:
5'GTAITGCAT3' (the mutation is underlined)
based on this information, answer the following extra credit questions. put answers
in the textbox below. Please number your answers so I know which question you are
answering.
1. What is the base sequence of mutant mRNA? Label the ends of the mRNA
2. this mutation is most likely to be caused by: a. soot b. analogues c. X-Ray d.
RNA polymerase e. ribosome (pick one)-
3. What is the amino acid sequence specified by the mRNA transcribed from the
mutant DNA? What do we call this type of mutation? Is it likely to change the protein
more drastically than a mutation caused by removing a base from the gene? explain.
4. (not related to the information given above) which of the following can be used for
treating/combating bacterial infections a. targeting spikes or attachment molecules
b. phages c. reverse transcriptase inhibitors d. agent that turns ON gene expression
e. agents that promote phage conversion
5. (not related to information given above) can DNA replication result in genetic
change? explain
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