4. Transcribe and translate each of the following sequences. a. T A C A A A...

4. Transcribe and translate each of the following sequences.

a. T A C A A A G A C G G G T C C

b. G C A G G G C G A T T T A C A

c. T A C G C G C A C G T T A G C

d. C C G T G C A G G T A G A T T

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a.) 5-T A C A A A G A C G G G T C C-3 DNA sequence

5-A U G U U U C U G C C C A G G-3 mRNA

met-phe-leu-pro-arg polypeptide sequence

b.) 5- G C A G G G C G A T T T A C A-3 DNA sequence

5- C G U C C C G C U A A A U G U-3 mRNA

arg-pro-ala-lys-cys polypeptide sequence

c.) 5- T A C G C G C A C G T T A G C-3 DNA sequence

5-A U G C G C G U G C A A U C G-3 mRNA

met-arg-val-gln-ser polypeptide sequence

d). 5-C C G T G C A G G T A G A T T-3 DNA sequence

5- G G C A C G U C C A U C U A A-3 mRNA

gly-thr-ser-ile- polypeptide sequence

UAA codes for stop codon

gladiator answered 1 year ago

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