...information. The specific sequence of hundreds or...
...the amino acid sequence of a polypeptide....
...for ordering the sequence of nucleotides in...
...decoded into a sequence of amino acids....
...encoded as a sequence of nonoverlapping base...
...of a promotor sequence determines which strand...
...transcribes a terminator sequence in the DNA....
...past the terminator sequence, AAUAAA. At a...
...nucleotides past this sequence, the pre-mRNA is...
...a continuous coding sequence. This splicing is...
...consists of a sequence of about 20...
...exact amino acid sequence is not essential...
...a specific nucleotide sequence along a region...
...as a DNA sequence that codes for...

...a unique linear sequence of amino acids....
...the amino acid sequence of insulin in...
...depend on the sequence of amino acids....
...is its unique sequence of amino acids....
...given amino acid sequence can spontaneously arrange...
...The amino acid sequence of a polypeptide...
...3 end. The sequence of bases along...
...we know the sequence of bases on...
...we know the sequence on the opposite...
...and the linear sequence of nucleotide bases...
...the amino acid sequence of proteins. The...
...2000s, the entire sequence of the full...
...can compare the sequence of 146 amino...

...recognizes a(n) _______ sequence of the gene....
...folding 16. Anticodon sequence is present on...
...the amino acid sequence of a protein....
...20. Untranslated leader sequence is present at...
...3’ anticodon nucleotide sequence. A. AUG B....
...of of the sequence AGACTTCAG? A. AGAGTTCAG...
...base in coding sequence results in _____....
...recognizes a(n) _______ sequence of the gene....
...folding 24. Anticodon sequence is present on...
...the amino acid sequence of a protein....
...genotype 30. Leader sequence is present at...
...events represents correct sequence of events in...
...to ribosome recognition sequence ? ? ?...
...primer C. Promoter sequence D. all of...
...of of the sequence AGACTTCAG? A. AGAGTTCAG...
...base in coding sequence results in _____....

...Model of DNA Sequence ID # M1:...
...AT G A Sequence ID # C1:...
...T G A Sequence ID # W1:...
...T G A Sequence ID # X1:...
...T G A Sequence ID # Y1:...
...T G A Sequence ID # Z1:...
...T G A Sequence ID # M2:...
...G T AG Sequence ID # C2:...
...G T AG Sequence ID # W2:...
...G T AG Sequence ID # X2:...
...G T AG Sequence ID # Y2:...
...G T AG Sequence ID # Z2:...
...G T AG Sequence ID # M3:...
...C AAT AA Sequence ID # C3:...
...C AAT AA Sequence ID # W3:...
...AC T AA Sequence ID # X3:...
...AC T AA Sequence ID # Y3:...
...PM Page 234 Sequence ID # Z3:...
...AC T AA Sequence ID # M4:...
...T T AG Sequence ID # C4:...
...T T AG Sequence ID # W4:...
...T AT AG Sequence ID # X4:...
...T AT AG Sequence ID # Y4:...
...T T AG Sequence ID # Z4:...

...be emphasized. The sequence of branching in...
...a particular DNA sequence in that lineage....
...the most likely sequence of evolutionary events....
...If the exact sequence of amino acids...
...selection. If the sequence of genes is...
...one partial virus sequence from 1959. From...

...enabled scientists to sequence the human genome...
...the complete nucleotide sequence of each chromosome....
...a single continuous sequence. In 1995, Venter...
...first complete genome sequence of an organism,...
...the human genome sequence. In March 2000,...
...completed the genome sequence of D. melanogaster....
...the human genome sequence was announced jointly...
...consortium’s maps and sequence data. Nevertheless, Venter...
...of the detailed sequence of the final...
...compare a DNA sequence to every sequence...
...sequence to every sequence in Genbank, in...
...based on the sequence relationships! The NCBI...
...sequences, called expressed sequence tags, or ESTs,...
...code, the DNA sequence may vary more...
...than the protein sequence does. Scientists compare...
...predicted amino acid sequence of a protein...
...a newly identified sequence matches, at least...
...least partially, the sequence of a gene...
...of our DNA sequence, a sort of...
...were identical in sequence in all three...
...a different chromosome. Simple-sequence DNA contains many...
...STR analysis. Altogether, simple-sequence DNA makes up...
...the human genome. Simple-sequence DNA has an...
...used interchangeably with simple-sequence DNA. Much of...
...of a genome’s simple-sequence DNA is located...
...DNA, along with simple-sequence DNA located elsewhere,...
...interphase nucleus. The simple-sequence DNA located at...
...repeats, such as simple-sequence DNA. Evidence that...
...each other in sequence, yielding the current...
...repetitive amino acid sequence, which is reflected...
...elements with similar sequence scattered throughout the...
...of a coding sequence of a protein-coding...
...within a regulatory sequence, it may increase...
...more similar in sequence the genes and...
...the human genome sequence as a guide,...
...were able to sequence the mouse genome...
...differences in gene sequence or regulation. For...
...include a 180-nucleotide sequence called a homeobox,...
...very similar nucleotide sequence has been discovered...
...the homeobox DNA sequence evolved very early...
...to have this sequence. Other homeobox-containing genes...
...select a specific sequence. Other, more variable...

...the gene’s nucleotide sequence or provide an...
...cleaves a specific sequence of bases. Because...
...Because the target sequence usually occurs (by...
...a single recognition sequence, within the lacZ...
...only the coding sequence of a gene...
...and a complementary sequence on a short,...
...probe. Identifying the sequence of the RNA...
...part of the sequence of the gene...
...or other DNA sequence. When the source...
...of the target sequence. A heat-stable DNA...
...the complete target sequence. The DNA can...
...to study the sequence, expression, and function...
...functions. Does the sequence of the hummingbird...
...know the nucleotide sequence of the gene...
...slightly in DNA sequence, they may differ...
...The entire nucleotide sequence of a gene...
...the entire nucleotide sequence of a gene...
...are similar in sequence, their gene products...
...introduced into the sequence of a cloned...
...that match the sequence of a particular...
...is a DNA sequence that varies in...
...a gene, such sequence variation is the...
...SNPs alter the sequence recognized by a...
...This type of sequence change is called...
...because the DNA sequence of every person...
...may have the sequence ACAT repeated 30...

...information. The specific sequence of hundreds or...
...for assembling a sequence of RNA nucleotides....
...for ordering the sequence of nucleotides in...
...thus identical in sequence to the mRNA...
...During translation, the sequence of codons along...
...translated into a sequence of amino acids...
...encoded as a sequence of nonoverlapping base...
...In bacteria, the sequence that signals the...
...RNA. The promoter sequence in DNA is...
...of a promoter sequence determines which strand...
...crucial promoter DNA sequence is called a...
...transcribes a terminator sequence in the DNA....
...transcribes a DNA sequence called the polyadenylation...
...the polyadenylation signal sequence, which codes for...
...for a polyadenylation sequence (AAUAAA) in the...
...nucleotides past this sequence, the pre-mRNA is...
...a continuous coding sequence. The signal for...
...a short nucleotide sequence at each end...
...a specific RNA sequence, just upstream of...
...consists of a sequence of about 20...
...exact amino acid sequence is not essential...
...a specific nucleotide sequence along a region...
...as a DNA sequence that codes for...

...may get a sequence of a birds...
...a totally different sequence than a humans....
...to identify the sequence in which derived...
...presents the chronological sequence of branching during...
...DNA or RNA sequence in a lineage....
...the most likely sequence of evolutionary events....
...morphology or gene sequence as a shared...
...If the exact sequence of amino acids...
...selection. If the sequence of genes is...

...the nat coding sequence. Generate transgenic flies...
...of the UAS sequence upstream of the...
...the nat coding sequence. (.5 pt) If...