Table 1. normal protein 1 2 Frameshift mutation worksheet 3.5 DNA 3' ATTGTGTACTAAAAGCATTTTACAGACTGAAGGTTG RNA 5' UAACACAUGAUUUUCGUAAAAUGUCUGACUUCCAAC protein Table 2. deletion at position #2 No Start codon MET ILE PHE VAL LYS CYS LEU SER THR ASN 35 RNA 5' VAAACAUGAVNUUCGUÅÅAAVGUCUGACVUCCAAC protein Table 3. addition at position #5 1 3 5 ASNVI insertion LEURI RNA 5' VAACA.CAVGAVUUUCGUAAAAAVGUCUGACUUCCAAC protein Table 4. deletion at position #3 1 METILE PHEVALLYS MET SE RASP PHF GLN 5 RNA 5' VAACACAUGAVUVUCGUAAAUGUCUGACUUCCAAC protein Table 5. three deletions HISMETILEPHEVALASNVAL 1 2 3 RNA 5' VAACACAUGAVUUUCGUAAAGUCGACUUCCAAC protein METILEPHEVALLYSSERTHRSERASN Frameshift mutation worksheet (continued) CTCTTCACTAATTCGGGCGGATTTCCCGAAAAAAA GAGAAGUGAUUAAGCCCGCCUAAAGGGCUUUUUUU GLU LYS 5' DNA 3' RNA protein 3' RNA protein 3' RNA protein 3' RNA protein 3' RNA protein

Table 1. normal protein 1 2 Frameshift mutation worksheet 3.5 DNA 3' ATTGTGTACTAAAAGCATTTTACAGACTGAAGGTTG RNA 5' UAACACAUGAUUUUCGUAAAAUGUCUGACUUCCAAC protein Table 2. deletion at position #2 No Start codon MET ILE PHE VAL LYS CYS LEU SER THR ASN 35 RNA 5' VAAACAUGAVNUUCGUÅÅAAVGUCUGACVUCCAAC protein Table 3. addition at position #5 1 3 5 ASNVI insertion LEURI RNA 5' VAACA.CAVGAVUUUCGUAAAAAVGUCUGACUUCCAAC protein Table 4. deletion at position #3 1 METILE PHEVALLYS MET SE RASP PHF GLN 5 RNA 5' VAACACAUGAVUVUCGUAAAUGUCUGACUUCCAAC protein Table 5. three deletions HISMETILEPHEVALASNVAL 1 2 3 RNA 5' VAACACAUGAVUUUCGUAAAGUCGACUUCCAAC protein METILEPHEVALLYSSERTHRSERASN Frameshift mutation worksheet (continued) CTCTTCACTAATTCGGGCGGATTTCCCGAAAAAAA GAGAAGUGAUUAAGCCCGCCUAAAGGGCUUUUUUU GLU LYS 5' DNA 3' RNA protein 3' RNA protein 3' RNA protein 3' RNA protein 3' RNA protein

Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life (MindTap Course List)

15th Edition

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Author:Cecie Starr, Ralph Taggart, Christine Evers, Lisa Starr

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Chapter9: From Dna To Protein

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