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Determine the sequence which gave rise to the mRna codons?

daveallens

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Determine the sequence which gave rise to the mRna codons?

Determine the sequence which gave rise to the mRna codons
AUGCCC CGC ACG UUU CCA UAA

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tomochita

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12 years ago

This probably means the sequence of DNA that was transcribed into the mRNA, in which case you would use the bases that pair with the sequence of mRNA (and use T instead of U, since DNA doesn't have U):

TAC GGG GCG TGC AAA GGT ATT

rja5200

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5'-TTA TGG AAA CGT GCG GGGCAT-3'

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