Which of these DNA sequences is palindromic when double-stranded? A) 5-ATGGTA-3 B) 5-GGGCCC-3 C) 5-ATCCAT-3 D)...

Which of these DNA sequences is palindromic when double-stranded?

A) 5-ATGGTA-3

B) 5-GGGCCC-3

C) 5-ATCCAT-3

D) 5-ATGATG-3

Solutions

Expert Solution

Palindromic sequences comprised of nucleic acid in double stranded DNA or RNA, is same when read from 5' to 3' Or 3' to 5' of another strand.

In order to check the correct Palindromic Sequence we shall write complementry sequences and read the same sequence is coming or not.

Same sequence will be the correct answer :-Answer B is Correct as if we write complementry sequence we are getting same kind sequence when read from 5' to 3'direction.

gladiator answered 1 year ago

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