Using the DNA nucleotide sequences for the wild-type and mutant genes in the following tables, determine the complementary mRNA sequence for the five portions of the Mc1r gene provided. (Note: You are only transcribing short portions of the DNA sequence for this protein. The actual gene contains 954 base pairs.)Using the mRNA sequence completed, determine the resulting amino acid sequence of the MC1R protein. (Note: You are translating only a portion of protein. The full protein is 317 amino acids long. The numbers above the columns in the tables indicate amino acid positions in the protein sequence.) You may use the genetic code chart provided • Genetic code chartAlanine (ALA)Valine (VAL)Arginine (ARG)Serine (SER)Aspartic Acid(ASP)Lysine(LYS)oran | กองAsparagine(ASN)(GLU)Glutamic AcidGACGAThreonine(THR)UGUGnoyalCUGMethionine (MET)AGUCAQUCAQUCARGUCIsoleucineUC(230)(ARG)ArginineGlutamineSerine(SER)(GLN)UCAGU(HIS)HistidineTyrosine(TYR)STOPCysteine(CYS)STOPTryptophan (TRP)Leucine (LEU)Proline (PRO) DNAmRNAAminoAcidDNAmRNAAminoAcidDNAmRNAAminoAcidDNAmRNAAminoAcid015CAA105CCG154AAG230GCTTGTGTGTCGDNAmRNAAminoAcidCCAGGGAGGATA209CGTCCGAAGTAACAGCAATTACGAAGGTGGGACGTGCCACCGGAG212CCACAGCAC112TTACCAAGG022TAAGGG161GAA237GGA

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Using the DNA nucleotide sequences for the wild-type and mutant genes in the following tables, determine the complementary mRNA sequence for the five portions of the Mc1r gene provided. (Note: You are only transcribing short portions of the DNA sequence for this protein. The actual gene contains 954 base pairs.)

Using the mRNA sequence completed, determine the resulting amino acid sequence of the MC1R protein. (Note: You are translating only a portion of protein. The full protein is 317 amino acids long. The numbers above the columns in the tables indicate amino acid positions in the protein sequence.) You may use the genetic code chart provided

• Genetic code chart
Alanine (ALA)
Valine (VAL)
Arginine (ARG)
Serine (SER)
Aspartic Acid
(ASP)
Lysine
(LYS)
oran | กอง
Asparagine
(ASN)
(GLU)
Glutamic Acid
G
A
C
G
A
Threonine
(THR)
UGUG
noyal
CUG
Methionine (MET)
AGUCAQUCAQUCAR
GUC
Isoleucine
UC
(230)
(ARG)
Arginine
Glutamine
Serine
(SER)
(GLN)
UCAGU
(HIS)
Histidine
Tyrosine
(TYR)
STOP
Cysteine
(CYS)
STOP
Tryptophan (TRP)
Leucine (LEU)
Proline (PRO)

DNA
mRNA
Amino
Acid
DNA
mRNA
Amino
Acid
DNA
mRNA
Amino
Acid
DNA
mRNA
Amino
Acid
015
CAA
105
CCG
154
AAG
230
GCT
TGT
GTG
TCG
DNA
mRNA
Amino
Acid
CCA
GGG
AGG
ATA
209
CGT
CCG
AAG
TAA
CAG
CAA
TTA
CGA
AGG
TGG
GAC
GTG
CCA
CCG
GAG
212
CCA
CAG
CAC
112
TTA
CCA
AGG
022
TAA
GGG
161
GAA
237
GGA

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