Given the DNA template strand 3' GTCGAACGT 5', write the amino acid sequence in the N-terminal to C-terminal direction. Use the three-letter amino acid abbreviations (for example, Glu-Asp-Val). First, write the complementary mRNA sequence, matching each base of the DNA strand with its complementary RNA base. Use the genetic code to determine which amino acid each three-base codon specifies.

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Description: given the dna template strand 3 gtcgaacgt 5 write the amino acid sequence in the n terminal to c terminal direction use the threeletter amino acid abbreviations for example gluaspval first w 37617

          Given the DNA template strand 3' GTCGAACGT 5', write the amino acid sequence in the N-terminal to C-terminal direction. Use the three-letter amino acid abbreviations (for example, Glu-Asp-Val). First, write the complementary mRNA sequence, matching each base of the DNA strand with its complementary RNA base. Use the genetic code to determine which amino acid each three-base codon specifies.

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05/06/2022

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Step 1:** Write the complementary mRNA sequence by matching each base of the DNA template strand with its complementary RNA base: DNA template strand: 3' GTCGAACGT 5' mRNA sequence: 5' CAGCUUGCA 3' ** Show more…

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Given the DNA template strand 3' GTCGAACGT 5', write the amino acid sequence in the N-terminal to C-terminal direction. Use the three-letter amino acid abbreviations (for example, Glu-Asp-Val). First, write the complementary mRNA sequence, matching each base of the DNA strand with its complementary RNA base. Use the genetic code to determine which amino acid each three-base codon specifies.