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3 years ago

Match the mRNA sequences to their DNA sequences. AUUACGCAU CCGAAAUGU GAUCAUUAC UUUUUAACG

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2 answers:

geniusboy [140]3 years ago

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UAAUGCGUA. GGCUUUACA. CUAGUAAUG. AAAAAUUGC

Scorpion4ik [409]3 years ago

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Answer:

DNA sequence 1: TAATGCGTA

DNA sequence 2: GGCTTTACA

DNA sequence 3: CTAGTAATG

DNA sequence 4: AAAAATTGC

Explanation:

DNA sequence is complementary to its mRNA. Adenine of mRNA pairs with Thymine (T) of DNA; Uracil (U) of mRNA pairs with Adenine (A) of DNA.

Similarly, Guanine (G) of mRNA pairs with Cytosine (C) of DNA and vice-versa.

a) mRNA sequence 1: AUUACGCAU

DNA sequence 1: TAATGCGTA

b) mRNA sequence 2. CCGAAAUGU

DNA sequence 2: GGCTTTACA

c) mRNA sequence 3. GAUCAUUAC

DNA sequence 3: CTAGTAATG

d) mRNA sequence 4. UUUUUAACG

DNA sequence 4: AAAAATTGC

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