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1.What is the base sequence of the complementary strand of DNA for TACATGCGA?
2. what would be the amino acid sequence that results from the base sequence listed in the last
several questions? ( use DNA, mRNA or tRNA to figure this out)
can you explain a little bit for the second question?
why AUGUACGCU is not tRNA? how about UACAUGCGA?
2 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
For your first question, the DNA strand complementary to the sequence given is ATGTACGCT
Since you have provided the DNA strand, the complementary mRNA strand is as follows:
AUGUACGCU
This sequence is based on the following base-pairing rules:
Adenine---Uracil (in RNA)
Guanine---Cytosine
Each codon (sequence of three bases) specifies a particular amino acid. This mRNA sequence codes for the following amino acids:
Met (start codon)---Tyr---Ala
SURE. I have provided a link. To find out which particular amino acid each codon specifies, you simply refer to the following chart:
http://content.answcdn.com/main/content/img/McGraw...
-the tRNA molecule carries an anticodon and the specified amino acid. This anticodon recognizes the complementary codon on the mRNA molecule. For example, the codon AUG would be recognized by the anticodon UAC. The codon GCU would be recognized by the anticodon CGA. Hence, tRNA functions in recognizing the complementary mRNA codon and adding the specified amino acid to the growing polypeptide chain. I hope this helps!
Source(s): biology major - 1 decade ago
mRNA --> AUGUACGCU
Codons --> AUG UAC GCU
Amino Acid Sequence --> Methonine ( start ), Tyrosine, Alanine.