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The complementary DNA sequence for ttcacgag would be aagtgctc. This is because "t" pairs up with "a" and "g" pairs up with "c."

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A gene has the base sequence that starts with TCG GAC CAT CGA a) What would be the complementary DNA strand formed from this DNA ing?

The complementary DNA strand would be AGC CTG GTA GCT. In DNA, adenine pairs with thymine and cytosine pairs with guanine. Therefore, the complementary strand is formed by replacing each base with its complementary base.


How do you translate this to to messenger RNA from DNA ccg atc gac cga?

To transcribe DNA to messenger RNA, you need to replace each DNA base with its RNA complement: G in DNA is transcribed to C in mRNA, C to G, A to U (uracil), and T to A. Therefore, the DNA sequence ccg atc gac cga would be transcribed to GGC UAG CUG GCU in mRNA.


Which strand of mrna would be made during transcription using the DNA strand ctg ata?

gac uau Gac uau GAC UAU


What strand of mRNA would be produced from the strand of DNA shown below?

The DNA strand CAT-TAG would produce a complementary mRNA strand of GUA-AUC.


What would be the sequence of the complimentary DNA strand for this gene atc gtt aac gca?

The complementary base of A is T, and the complementary base of G is C. So if there is an T the complementary would be A, and if there is a C the complementary would be a G and so on. Therefore the complementary strand would be: G A A T C C G A A T G G T.


Which strand of mrna would be made during transcription using the dna strand gat ccg?

Ucg cga GAC UAU


If the DNA molecule is a-t-t-c-g-a-c-c-t-a-c-g What is the complementary strand of DNA produced?

If 5'- ATCAGACTCA -3' is the DNA template, 3'- UAGUCUGAGU -5' is the mRNA complement.Be careful: strands are always read 5' to 3'.


Below is the base sequence for one strand in a short segment of DNA.CTG ATCWhich sequence of bases would the complementary segment of mRNA have?

Oh, dude, it's like DNA and mRNA are like besties, you know? So, if DNA has CTG ATC, mRNA would have GAC UAG. It's like they're mirror images, but not really, because they're still unique in their own ways. So, yeah, that's how the complementary segment of mRNA would look like for that DNA sequence.


What would be the stand of complementary dna produced by the strand of dna shown below cgt ata?

Gca-tat gca ta The answer is AGC CT cat gt


Molecules that function to replicate DNA in the cell?

There is not really such a thing as a mirror image of DNA in nature. DNA polymerase may be the "molecule" that you are thinking of, it is an enzyme that replicates DNA. When the polymerase makes a new strand of DNA, it uses an existing strand of DNA as a template. The new strand of DNA is not in fact a mirror image of the template strand, but it is the closest thing possible. The new strand is called a complementary strand, not a mirror image.Existing DNA (template for polymerase): ATC TGA CCG GAC TAG GGTNew strand (made by polymerase): TAG ACT GGC CTG ATC CCAAlternatively, by mirror image of DNA you may be thinking of RNA, a ribonucleotide that is made by RNA polymerase. The process is similar to that described above, but the new complementary strand is made out of ribonucleic acid rather than deoxyribonucleic acid.


When was Dunloy GAC created?

Dunloy GAC was created in 1908.


When was Claudy GAC created?

Claudy GAC was created in 1934.