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Title: What are the tRNA anti-codons that will attach to this mRNA?How many Amino Acids will be Produced? Post by: tomocha on Sep 14, 2012 GCCGAUUGUCAU
also what is the amino acid sequence produced from this strand of mRNA? Title: What are the tRNA anti-codons that will attach to this mRNA?How many Amino Acids will be Produced? Post by: tommyt_ on Sep 14, 2012 Well codons are triplets, i.e. they are sets of 3. tRNA anti-codons are the compliment to the mRNA pairs. A binds U and G binds C.
So, CGG CUA ACA GUA You'll have to consult a list to determine the AAs I don't have it memorized, but there will be 4. Title: What are the tRNA anti-codons that will attach to this mRNA?How many Amino Acids will be Produced? Post by: toms.girl on Sep 14, 2012 In RNA, the nitrogenous bases pair in the following manner:
Adenine -- Uracil Guanine --- Cytosine Thymine is not present in RNA. Hence, given the mRNA sequence, GCC GAU UGU CAU, the tRNA anticodons are as follows: CGG CUA ACA GUA Each codon (3 nitrogenous bases) specifies a particular amino acid. In the mRNA sequence, there are 4 codons. Hence, 4 amino acids will be produced. Title: What are the tRNA anti-codons that will attach to this mRNA?How many Amino Acids will be Produced? Post by: miew87 on Sep 14, 2012 CGGCUAACAGUA
It will produce ARG-LEU-THR-VAL as a strand so four (?) amino acids...which is actually... Arginine, Leucine, Threonine, and Valine. This is what you started out with: ALA-ASP-CYS-HIS....or, Alanine, Aspartic Acid, Cysteine, and Histidine. Let's hope thats right because its been a while since I've taken the biology course where we learned this... I'm probably wrong but check out this website and see for yourself what the answer may be... |