If the DNA base sequence is 3'-taccctttagtagccact-5'.What would be the base sequence of RNA after transcription?

Answer 1

aug-gga-aau-cau-cgg-uga

In RNA there's no 't' so you use a 'u' instead.

For DNA:

'a' goes with 't'

'c' goes with 'g'

***Remember AT&T for the pairing, and then the other two letters just match up.***

For DNA into RNA:

'a' goes with 'u'

'c' goes with 'g'

Answer 2

The DNA sequence is transcribed into RNA by replacing thymine (T) with uracil (U). So, the RNA sequence produced from 3'-taccctttagtagccact-5' DNA would be 5'-augggaaaucucagguga-3'.

Answer 3

aug-gga-aau-cgg-uca

Thymine is replaced by Uramine in the RNA sequence.

The different sets of 3 will tell you what kind of amino acid this string of RNA will produce.

Answer 4

3'-T A C C C T T T A G T A G C C A C T-5'

Answer 5

5- augggaaaucaucgguga-3

Answer 6

A codon