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If the template strand of DNA has the sequence 5'AATGCCTATA3', the MRNA sequence that is transcribed will be OA 5TTACGGATAT3' B 5'UUACGGAUAU3' OC 5'UAUAGGCAUU3' OD.5'TATAGGCATT3'

If the template strand of DNA has the sequence 5'AATGCCTATA3', the MRNA sequence that is transcribed will be OA 5TTACGGATAT3' B 5'UUACGGAUAU3' OC 5'UAUAGGCAUU3' OD.5'TATAGGCATT3'

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If the template strand of DNA has the sequence 5'AATGCCTATA3', the MRNA sequence that is transcribed will be O A 5°TTACGGATAT3' B 5'UUACGGAUAU3' C.5'UAUAGGCAUU3' OD.5'TATAGGCATT3'
Transcribed Image Text:If the template strand of DNA has the sequence 5'AATGCCTATA3', the MRNA sequence that is transcribed will be O A 5°TTACGGATAT3' B 5'UUACGGAUAU3' C.5'UAUAGGCAUU3' OD.5'TATAGGCATT3'
A major difference between prokaryotic and eukaryotic DNA replication mechanisms is both leading and lagging strands are continuous in eukaryotes. no Okazaki fragments are made in eukaryotes. O B. C. the replication fork moves slower in eukaryotes. no primer synthesis is needed in eukaryotes. OD.
Transcribed Image Text:A major difference between prokaryotic and eukaryotic DNA replication mechanisms is both leading and lagging strands are continuous in eukaryotes. no Okazaki fragments are made in eukaryotes. O B. C. the replication fork moves slower in eukaryotes. no primer synthesis is needed in eukaryotes. OD.
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