Question

The sequence of bases in a DNA template strand is 5'AAAACTGTGCAT3'. What is the corresponding mRNA produced? Label the 3' and 5' end in your answer Enter the mRNA sequence with labels for the 3' and 5' ends.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

The corresponding mRNA to 5'AAAACTGTGCAT3' is

3'UUUUGACACGUA5'.

What is nucleotide sequence?

Nucleotides are the bases that are arranged in a specific way, and it joins the two strands of DNA and RNA.

In DNA, four nucleotide bases are present AT and GC. They are attached to each other.

In RNA, the same bases are present but instead of T, U uracil is present.

When reading the DNA, the RNA bases complimentary join with the bases of DNA.

Thus, the corresponding mRNA sequence is 3'UUUUGACACGUA5.

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