Exercise 15. What is the resulting amino acid sequence from the parent DNA double helix as follows?- 5'3' - AAG ACC CT TT5'- TT CT G G G A A A AACT A AGTT GA T T C A- 3'b. If the C at the 5th DNA base (3'5' strand) was deleted, what is mutated mRNA and the resultingamino acid sequence?TA

The first step in decoding genetic messages is transcription, during which a nucleotide sequence is…

Exercise 15. What is the resulting amino acid sequence from the parent DNA double helix as follows? 3' - A A G А С С ст Т Т ст T T - 5' 5'- ACT A AGT A T GA T тс A G G G A A - 3' b. If the C at the 5th DNA base (3' → 5' strand) was deleted, what is mutated mRNA and the resulting amino acid sequence? TA A

Exercise 15. What is the resulting amino acid sequence from the parent DNA double helix as follows? 3' - A A G А С С ст Т Т ст T T - 5' 5'- ACT A AGT A T GA T тс A G G G A A - 3' b. If the C at the 5th DNA base (3' → 5' strand) was deleted, what is mutated mRNA and the resulting amino acid sequence? TA A

Biology: The Dynamic Science (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter14: Dna Structure And Replication

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Practice HW make a nucleotide sequence (Template strand and Coding strand) of at least 15 base pairs for each of these steps to show your understanding of how genetic information is stored and used within a cell make sure that there are start and stop positions and note the direction of the sequence--- 5’ to 3’ or 3’ to 5.
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