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GalinKa [24]
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Theories basic to all of the life sciences include the

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Natali [406]3 years ago
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Theories basic to all of the life sciences include the cell theory because all living things are made up of cells.
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3' TTACG 5'                5' AATGC 3'                 5'UUACG 3'

       

3' AAUGC 5'                  5' TTACG 3'            5'UUACG 3'

3' GGCGG 5'                  5' CCGCC3'          5' CCGCC3'

' 3'TGCATCG5'               5' ACGTAGC 3'     5' ACGUAGC 3'

3' AGACTC 5'                 5' TCTGAG  3'       5' AGACTC 3'

3'GATAAGA 5'               5' CTATTCT 5'         5' CTAUUCA 3'

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Some of the sequence of DNA given is in 3' to 5' direction, mRNA sequence is also given.

The DNA is double stranded helix which replicates by semi conservative mode. The two strands unwind to act as a template for other strands. In transcription the 3' to 5' strand acts as a template because RNA synthesis takes place in 5' to 3' direction. mRNA is single strand. It has nucleotides in it from which 3 base pairs acts as a code for amino acid.

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