1. The strand of DNA used in Q12 problem undergoes another mutation, this time t
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1. The strand of DNA used in Q12 problem undergoes another mutation, this time the first G from the 5' end is changed to an A. The mutant template DNA is: 3' TACTAAACT 5'. What would change in the polypeptide?
A) No change
B) Polypeptide would be 1 amino acid shorter
C) Polypeptide would be 1 amino acid longer
D) 1 amino acid would substitute for another
E) Transcription would terminate within this stretch
2 )How many possible combinations of DNA sequences to code for a polypeptide consists of Glutamine – Proline – Cysteine?
3. The template DNA sequence is 5’ ACCTGAGTC 3’, what is the transcribed mRNA sequence from 5’ to 3’??
Explanation / Answer
1- A
2- 16
3-5’ GACUCAGGU 3’
Note - there are two codon for glutamine 4 for proline and 2 for cysteine therefore 2x4x2 = 16
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