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if the following is one strand of DNA what would be the corresponding strand of mRNA that is sequenced from it

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Dmitrij [34]2 years ago

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Answer:

U A G C C A U C G G A U C C G A U

Explanation:

In DNA, A=T, C=G, and vice versa. RNA has U instead of T. So dna to rna: adenine = uracil, thymine = adenine, cytosine = guanine, and guanine = cytosine.

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