Answer:
First of all, make sure that you indicate on the question itself the directionality of the sequence: which makes this (by convention) 5′ AGCTCAG 3′. We assume that any sequence written without the 5′ and 3′ designations is from the sense strand, and reads from 5′ on the left to 3′ on the right. Therefore, the complementary sequence, which is being asked for, must go from 3′ to 5′ as matched up (because it runs in the opposite direction). So, this is 3′ TCGAGTC 5′. It is true that we often write sequences without the formal directionality indicators, and if so, we do it from 5′ to 3′. However, if you put “CTGAGCT” as your answer, experience tells me that you have a very good chance of getting it marked wrong (unless your instructor is testing you all with a little tricky questioning).
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When can HFC-134a become combustible in a mobile air condition system?
if shop air is used in the system in an attempt to check for leaks
C: if rabbits eat twice their normal amount of food, they will gain weight
The statement "oceanic conditions determine human activities" may be interpreted in many ways.
1. Oceanic conditions determine human activities in that the moon cycle influences the tide. As the moon cycle is said to greatly influence human activity, and the tide changes as the moon does, it may also be concluded that the tides have a similar influence on human activity.
2. Weather conditions may also influence oceanic conditions.
a) Hurricanes and typhoons occur in the ocean and if they make landfall, humans are sometimes required to evacuate the location they will affect. The process of evacuation, and the reparations necessary to human civilization afterward, are both examples of oceanic conditions being influential to human activity.
b) Flooding and tsunamis may also result in evacuation, and damage to human civilization.
c) Global warming, which is resulting in the melting of the polar ice caps, contributes to rising sea levels. Rising sea levels are also oceanic conditions that may affect human civilization in the forms of flooding, erosion, and the ocean expanding, and also determine human activities.
