Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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- 2. Consider the following DNA molecule. Assume this is the DNA sequence of the entire chromosomes. Assume there are no introns. 3' AATTAGCAGATGCATGATGCAATTACTAGCATGTAAGTA 5' 5' TПААТСGTТСТАСGTACTАCGTTAATGATCGTACATTCAT 3' Based on your knowledge of open reading frames, list the amino acid sequences of the possible protein or proteins that could be produced from this DNA sequence. You may use any codon table of your liking to complete the work. a. b. Suppose there was a sister chromatid generated from the chromosome sequence shown above. What would be its DNA sequence (provide the sequence in the space below. Be sure to identify the 5' and 3'ends)?arrow_forward1) Using the diagram below, sketch in the pattern of bands you would expect to see after digesting the DNA of the TT, Tt and tt genotypes of the TAS2R38 gene. Use the Base Pair Standards on the left of the diagram as a reference in drawing the positions of the bands. Base Pair TASTER GENO TYPE Standards (Base Pairs) TT Tt tt 500 400 300 200 100 50arrow_forward25. Given the following mRNA codons and amino acids, construct a polypeptide from this DNA strand. DNA AAT GGT CCA CCG CTG 1TI 111 11 T Ou GGT GGC GIC MRNA Amino Acids UUA = leucine %3D GAC = asparginine GGU = glycine GGC = glycine CCA = proline %3D AMAM b iwi tant neto10 e 2obitoabun Starrow_forward
- In your opinion, is antibiotic use at farm sites promote the development and spread of antibiotic resistant genes in bacteria? Why or why not please explain based on the articlearrow_forwarda. Mycobacteriophage genes occasionally begin with GUG or, even more rarely , UUG (rather than AUG ). Which amino acids corre spond to these codons ? b. Yeast genes occasionally begin with CUG, ACG , or AUC . Which amino acids correspond to these codons ?arrow_forwardWhat is the mRNA, amino acid, and type of mutationarrow_forward
- , describe the normal role of the component, and choose from the selection the most direct effect of the mutation and explain WHY. Choose from the 4 following effects: Initiation of DNA synthesis okazaki fragment synthesis Leading strand elongation lagging-strand completion --> Explain why these mutant strains are most likely temperature-sensitive mutantsarrow_forwardAn individual with the genetic condition cystic fibrosis has CFTR protein with the amino acid histidine (at position 482), where the normal CFTR protein has arginine. No other changes are observed in the protein. This is the result of a ____ mutation. Select one: a. nonsense b. frameshift c. silent d. missensearrow_forward7. F. State if/how Remedios' mutation changes the amino acid sequence and describe the effect that change has, if any, on the protein.arrow_forward
- 4. For the gene drawn below, transcription begins at the boxed A/T base pair. a. Identify the promoter, template and coding strand. b. Transcribe c. Translate 5'- TTGGAATTGTGAATGGATAACAATGTGACACAGGAAACAGCTAAGTAGATGTTT -3' 1 54 3'- AACCTTAACACTTACCTATTGTTACACTGTGTCCTTTGACGATTCATCTACAAA -5' ---+--- ---+--- ---+---- ---+--- ---+---arrow_forward12.please match with the type of mutationarrow_forward
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