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biology help: How did they determine the answer was glycine? Additionally how do I know which end is carboxyl end? screenshot attached?
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- JazSincLv 72 years agoFavorite Answer
Assuming the lower strand is "sense" and aligned, then you break it into triplets:
5'-GCA TGT ACC ATC GGG TAG ... -3'
You recognize that 5'-TAG-3' is a DNA STOP codon.
The codon just before that terminator is going to code for the carboxyl end amino acid. You can see that the codon just before the STOP is 5'-GGG-3'.
5'-GGG-3' codes for Glycine
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