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How do you translate mRNA codons to their tRNA anti-codons?

tommychk0235

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11 years ago

How do you translate mRNA codons to their tRNA anti-codons?

i have a sequence of mRNA codons
AUG GCC UAC GGU CUA GUU UAG
how do i find the tRNA anticodons that match it?

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Rjune1

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11 years ago

By pairing the nucleotides with the complimentary letter: A with U and G with C. ex. AUG=>UAC

tom_van

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11 years ago

its the opposite bases so itd be UAC CGG AUG CCA GAU CAA AUC...see for tRNA and mRNA the A is paired with U instead of T but for DNA translation the opposite of A is T

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