<h2>Protein sequence</h2>
Explanation:
- The given sequence is of coding strand(5'-3' direction)
5’-ATGTTGAAAATGCCGTAGAGGC-3’
- Protein is made up of mRNA and mRNA has the same sequence as coding strand(only T is replaced by U) so the sequence of mRNA will be:
5’-AUGUUGAAAAUGCCGUAGAGGC-3’
According to the genetic code,3 bases code for one nucleotide and further nucleotide codes for amino acid,amino acids forms the base for protein
- AUG codes for Methionine(Met)
- UUG codes for Leucine(Leu)
- AAA codes for Lysine(Lys)
- AUG codes for Methionine(Met)
- CCG codes for Proline(Pro)
- UAG codes for stop codon(Stop)
Once the stop codon comes protein synthesis will be stopped,so the final protein sequence will be:
Met-Leu-Lys-Met-Pro-Stop
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Answer:
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Here are the processes of bacterial transformation:
Explanation:
Bacterial transformation is defined as the change in the properties of bacteria which is caused by the introduction of foreign and naked DNA.
DNA is an hereditary material in organisms that contains their genetic information.
Here are the processes of bacterial transformation:
Step 1: Donor cell forms a Donor cell lyses
Step 2: Donor cell homologous binds to a receptor site on the recipient cell.
Step 3: One strand of donor cell DNA is degraded, and transformed DNA Pairs with homologous region on recipient cell.
Step 4: Finally, recombines with recipient cell chromosome
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