Biology: Concepts and Investigations
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Chapter 7, Problem 4MCQ
Choose the DNA sequence from which this mRNA sequence was
transcribed: 5'-AUACGAUUA-3'.
a. 3'-TATGCTAAT-5'
b. 3'-UTUGCUTIU-5'
c. 3'-UAUCGUAAU-5'
d. 3'-CTCAGCTIC-5'
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f the template strand of DNA has the sequence 5’-TCTAGGACT-3’, what will the sequence of the transcribed RNA be?
A.
5’-AGAUCCUGA-3’
B.
5’-UCAGGAUCU-3’
C.
5’-AGUCCUAGA-3’
D.
5’-AGATCCTGA-3’
E.
5’-UCAGGATCT-3’
The following is a template strand of DNA: 3' - ATAGCGTACAAGTGGATT - 5'. What mRNA would be
produced from transcribing this DNA template strand?
a. 5' - TATCGCATGTTCACCTAA - 3'
b.5' - UAUCGCAUGUUCACCUAA - 3'
c. 5' - AUGUUCACCUAA - 3'
d. 5' - UTGTTCUCCTUU - 3'
O e. 5' - AAUCCACUUGUACGCUAU - 3'
The following is a template strand of DNA: 3' - ATAGCGTACAAGTGGATT - 5'. What mRNA would be
produced from transcribing this DNA template strand?
a. 5' - TATCGCATGTTCACCTAA - 3'
O b.5' - UAUCGCAUGUUCACCUAA - 3'
c. 5' - AUGUUCACCUAA - 3'
d. 5' - UTGTTCUCCTUU - 3'
e. 5' - AAUCCACUUGUACGCUAU - 3'
QUESTION 37
The following is a template strand of DNA: 3' - ATAGCGTACAAGTGGATT - 5'. What sequence of amino
acids would be produced as a result of transcribing and translating this DNA template?
a. Met - Asn - Leu - Phe - His - [STOP]
Ob. Tyr - Arg - Met - Phe - Thr - [STOP]
O C. Asn - Pro - Leu - Val -
Arg - Tyr
d. Met - Phe - Thr - [STOP]
e. None of the above
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