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9. We have the following DNA sequence that codes for 7 amino acids of exon 1 of the dopamine receptor gene.
5’- GTG CAC CTG ACT CCT GAG AAG -3’
a. Obtain the sequence of the complementary strand to said DNA sequence:
b. Obtain the sequence of the messenger RNA and indicate which direction it leads:
c. Using the genetic code obtain the protein sequence:
d). What effect would it have on the cells, in terms of their receptor for dopamine, if there was a stop codon in the third position in that mRNA sequence?
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