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Question
A segment of DNA, GCCAGGGGATG, was translated into the oligopeptide arginine-serine- praline-tyrosine.
- What was the base sequence in the mRNA transcribed from the DNA segment?
- What are the codons for the 4 amino acids?
- If the first adenine in the DNA segment gets substituted by guanine, what will be the:
- mRNA transcript?
- sequence of amino acids in the new oligopeptide?
- anticodons on tRNA for the amino acids?
Short Answer
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Solution
- The base sequence in the mRNA transcribed from the DNA segment is CGG UCC CCC UAC.
- The codons for the four amino acids are CGG for Arginine, UCC for Serine, CCC for Proline, and UAC for Tyrosine.
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- The new mRNA transcript will be CGG CCC CCC UAC.
- The new sequence of amino acids will be Arginine – Proline – Proline – Tyrosine.
- The anticodons on the tRNA for these amino acids will be GCC, GGG, GGG, and AUG.
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