M. Klemke et al. (2001) discovered an interesting coding...

Question

M. Klemke et al. (2001) discovered an interesting coding phenomenon in which an exon within a neurologic hormone receptor gene in mammals appears to produce two different protein entities ( and ALEX). Following is the DNA sequence of the exon's end derived from a rat.

5'-gtcccaaccatgcccaccgatcttccgcctgcttctgaagATGCGGGCCCAG

The lowercase letters represent the initial coding portion for the protein, and the uppercase letters indicate the portion where the ALEX entity is initiated. (For simplicity, and to correspond with the RNA coding dictionary, it is customary to represent the coding (non-template) strand of the DNA segment.)

Convert the coding DNA sequence to the coding RNA sequence.

Accepted Answer

Hello everyone and welcome to today's video. So we need to consider the following sense trahant and we have it here which of the following gives the corresponding RNA sequence or M. RNA sequence. Well remember that we have two main types of strands in the unique we have the same strand and then we have the anti sense different. These RNA sequence is going to be complementary to the anti censorship and this is where it's going to be transcribed from. However, since it's complementary to it, an anti sense is complementary to sense. It is basically going to be the same as the sense sequence. Except that in R. N. A. We're going to have finding be in exchange by your Ozil but it is going to have to be the exact same thing as this. Simply switching out the tease for use which are going to represent like I said eurozone. So the correct answer choice here is whatever strand is the same. However, switching out the tease for the use which is going to be answer choice. A I really hope this video helped you and I hope to see you on the next one.

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