RNA is a single-stranded molecule, which is made up of similar composition as DNA. RNA differs from DNA in the nitrogenous base as it has uracil in place of thymine.
<h3>What is the complementary RNA sequence?</h3>
A complementary sequence refers to the copy of the strand or template strand of the RNA. The complementary strand will be the copy of the original strand.
In the complementary base pairing, guanine will be complementary to cytosine and adenine to uracil.
In the given sequence of RNA, ACC TAG CGA, the complementary sequence formed will be UGG AUC GCU.
Thus, the complementary sequence will be UGG AUC GCU.
So, you would make a punnet square. You would put the capital S and lowercase s on the top of it and then the capital Y and lowercase y on the side. Then you should have SY, sY, Sy, and sy as your outcomes.
