Biochemistry
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Chapter 4, Problem 42P
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The amino acids that terminate three different polypeptides when the terminal position of an RNA transcript of a region of t4 phage DNA contains the sequence 5'-AAUGAGGA-3' needs to be determined. The three different polypeptides needs to be determined.
Concept introduction:
Amber mutant is a rare mutant in a T4 phage suspension that removes polypeptide growth of a protein which is essential for lysis of E-coli.
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Complements. The sequence of part of an mRNA is
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