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The convention for writing one strand of the DNA sequence of a protein-coding gene is:



▸ 5' → 3' with the sequence being the same as for the mRNA (except for T instead of U).

▸ 3' → 5' with the sequence being the same as for the mRNA (except for T instead of U).

▸ 5' → 3' with the sequence being opposite that for the mRNA (except for T instead of U).

▸ 3' → 5' with the sequence being opposite that for the mRNA (except for U instead of T).

▸ 3' → 5' with the sequence being the same as for the mRNA (except for U instead of T).
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Lewin's GENES XII

Lewin's GENES XII


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