IV. CENTRAL DOGMA OF MOLECULARBIOLOGYSuppose the followingbase sequence was found in a 30-basepolymer: 3' CAG TTA AGC CTC GGT TACCAG GAT ACG GGA 51. What would be the first 10 bases atthe 5' end of the complementarystrand?Second MRNA baseYour answerUUUUCUUAUUGUPheTyrUGCCysUUCUACSerUccUUAUCAUAA Stop UGA StopLeu2. What would be the correspondingMRNA sequence of the givenUUGucGUAG Stop UGG TrpCGUHisCUUCCuCAUCucpolymer?ccCACProCAALeuCUACuaArgCCACGAGinccGCAGCGYour answerAAUAGUAsnAGCAUUACUSerAUC le ACCAACThrACAAGALysAGGAUAAAAArgAUGACGAAG3. What would be the resulting aminoacid sequence? (Please use thegenetic code chart above.) Pleaseseparate amino acids with "dash"(e.g.phe-leu-ile).GUUGCUGAUGGUAspGGCGACAlaGAAGUCGCCGlyValGUAGGAGluGGGGCAGUGGCGGAGYour answerFirst MRNA base (5 end of codon)Third MRNA base (3' end of codon)

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2. Consider the following DNA molecule. Assume this is the DNA sequence of the entire chromosomes. Assume there are no introns. 3' AATTAGCAGATGCATGATGCAATTACTAGCATGTAAGTA 5' 5' TПААТСGTТСТАСGTACTАCGTTAATGATCGTACATTCAT 3' Based on your knowledge of open reading frames, list the amino acid sequences of the possible protein or proteins that could be produced from this DNA sequence. You may use any codon table of your liking to complete the work. a. b. Suppose there was a sister chromatid generated from the chromosome sequence shown above. What would be its DNA sequence (provide the sequence in the space below. Be sure to identify the 5' and 3'ends)?
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Deaminated bases mut be removed from DNA because a- the mRNA formed may be irregular b-they pair incorrectly during repalication c-they distort the molecule d-they form thymine dimers
One strand of DNA has the base sequence as shown below. Complete the transcription and translation of this strand. Non template strand: 5' A T G T A T G C C A A T G C A 3’ What is the amino acids?
C X DNA and Protein Synthesis Retake Test Using the chart below, what type of mutation would take place if the highlighted and underlined "A" was deleted? What amino acid sequence would be coded for with this mutation? What would be the affect of this mutation on the organism?: DNA AAT СТА GTA MRNA UUA GAU CAU Amino acid Leu Asp His :: frame shift mutation :: no affect on organism :: affect on organism : Leu - Asp - His : point mutation : Leu - Asp - Asp : Stop - lle - ? :: Tyr - Met -? 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25.
R and DNA Fingerprinting {T} MYEN 22. Below is a DNA double helix coding for a very small polypride. 5' Nontemplate Strand L TITTATGCGCCCCAGTAAGTAATGACTA AAAATACGCGGGGTCATTCATTACTGAT 3' Template Strand 5' 212 3' a. What is the direction of synthesis for the mRNA? b. Draw the m-RNA that would be transcribed (labeling the 5' and 3' ends) and circle the initiator codon. c. Which end of the mRNA is transcribed first? d. Using the genetic code table, list the amino acid sequence resulting from this mRNA. e. Identify the maximum number of amino acids in a polypeptide chain produced by a DNA containing 225 nucleotides. f. The codons UGA, UAA, and UAG code for which amino acid? g. If a polypeptide is 210 amino acids long what is the minimum number of nucleotides in the mRNA molecule required for the synthesis of that chain?
Sources of Variability 1. If a point mutation occurred so that adenine was changed to thymine in the amino acid triplet code CTA, what would the resulting amino acid be? 3. What is the complementary DNA code for the following base sequence (from a section of DNA)? ATG C C C G G C CT TATTTTCTACA TGGT b. What is the complementary mRNA code? c. What is the tRNA code for this sequence? ACTT
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1. Using this image of DNA & RNA explain the difference between DNA & RNA NH Thymine Cytosine Adenine Guanine Nucleobases of DNA Base pair Helix of sugar phosphates DNA Deoxyribonucleic acid read and then summarize in YOUR OWN WORDS Nucleobases RNA Ribonucleic Acid NH Uracil Cytosine Adenine Guanine Nucleobases of RNA
he itig Gene MRNA 16. What are the two codons in your RNA? GGU GCA 17. What amino acids do your codons code for? Complement to Gene alYCine and alanine 18. What are the two anticodons that match your codons? CCA (GC 19. What is the name of the bond that links amino acids together in a protein? eRtide bo 20. Match A. Anticodon B. Base pairing C. Codon D. Deoxyribose E. Gene F. MRNA G. Nucleotide J. Ribosome organelle where proteins are built e 5-carbon sugar in DNA E a copy of the DNA gene molecule that delivers amino acids to the ribosome to build proteins out of what ribosomes are made of what DNA and RNA are made of; built of a phosphate group, a 5-carbon sugar, and a nitrogen-containing base making a protein at the ribosome using the instructions on the mRNA 3 bases (letters) on an mRNA that code for one amino acid H. FRNA I. Ribose K. TRNA L. Transcription M. Translation lo aran odi ai led 5-carbon sugar in RNA 3 bases (letters) on the bottom of a tRNA a short piece of DNA that…
Give typing answer with explanation and conclusion 5. The following diagram represents DNA that is part of the RNA coding sequence of a transcription unit. The bottom strand is the template strand. Give the sequence found on the RNA molecule transcribed from this DNA & identify the 5ʹ and 3ʹ ends of the RNA. 5′–ATAGGCGATGCCA–3′ 3′–TATCCGCTACGGT–5′ ← Template strand
1) It asks to categorize and match the "possible answers" as components of translation, transcription, DNA replicaiton or common for all:

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