Consider the following segment of DNA: 5'-...ATGCCAGTCACTGACTTG...-3' 3'-...TACGGTCAGTGACTGAAC...-5' If the lower strand of DNA serves as the template transcribed into mRNA, how many peptide bonds are present in the polypeptide fragment into which the mRNA is translated?

Hello, everyone and welcome to today's video. So what is the equivalent amino acid sequence of the following DNA template strand? Well, remember that since we're using a template strand, this RN A or MRN A strand is going to be complimentary to this. So when we transcribe this template strand, we're going to obtain the following MRN a sample that we have here. And then all we have to do is basically translate this MRN A transcript into amino acids to create the amino acid sequence that we're going to obtain from it. So first of all, we have this gug and this is going to be transcribed into val. Then we have AAA, it's going to be lying, then we have UGC which is going to be the following and then we just continue doing this until we are finished with the full Mr in Eastern. And this is going to be the peptide sequence that we're going to obtain from it. So the correct answer choice here is going to be answer choice. A I really hope this video helped you and I hope to see you on the next one.