The mRNA sequence written in the table below encodes a compl…
The mRNA sequence written in the table below encodes a complete polypeptide, from start to finish. Use the genetic code table as needed, along with your knowledge of transcription, translation, and wobble rules to fill in the blanks of the table. For anticodons: If there is more than one possible anticodon for a particular blank, include all possible anticodons in that spot for full points. The wobble rules are posted below for your reference. Remember, the code has to be specific! Write “None” if a sequence in the mRNA is not decoded by an anticodon and does not code for an amino acid. You will not get points if you write in an anticodon and/or amino acid for an mRNA sequence that does not code for anything! The Wobble Rules are written here for your convenience – the anticodon is on left in bold, the codon wobble base(s) are on right: C–G G–C/U U–A/G I–C/A/U ****BE SURE TO FILL IN THE WHOLE TABLE–YOU HAVE TO SCROLL TO THE RIGHT TO SEE THE WHOLE THING!!!!**** DNA coding strand [nt1] [nt2] [nt3] [nt4] [nt5] [nt6] [nt7] [nt8] [nt9] [nt10] DNA template strand [nt11] [nt12] [nt13] [nt14] [nt15] [nt16] [nt17] [nt18] [nt19] [nt20] mRNA AUG GAG UAC AUA CGA UUC CAU UGA ACG UAA tRNA (3′–>5′) [rbnt1] [rbnt2] [rbnt3] [rbnt4] [rbnt5] [rbnt6] [rbnt7] [rbnt8] [rbnt9] [rbnt10] Amino acid [aa1] [aa2] [aa3] [aa4] [aa5] [aa6] [aa7] [aa8] [aa9] [aa10]
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