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Reading the Code

1.If the DNA code read is: TACTTGCA, what will the mRNA strand read as? DNA:TAC TTG CAT mRNA:

1.If the DNA code read is: TACTTGCA, what will the mRNA strand read as? DNA: TAC TTG CAT mRNA: AUG AAC GUA

2. If the mRNA code is: ACGGUACCU, what will the anticodon code be on the tRNA molecules? mRNA: ACG GUA CCU tRNA:

2. If the mRNA code is: ACGGUACCU, what will the anticodon code be on the tRNA molecules? mRNA: ACG GUA CCU tRNA: UGC CAU GGA

3. If the tRNA molecules are GCUAACGUG, what was the code on the mRNA and DNA strand? DNA: mRNA: tRNA: GCU AAC GUG

3. If the tRNA molecules are GCUAACGUG, what was the code on the mRNA and DNA strand? DNA: GCT AAC GTG mRNA: CGA UUG CAC tRNA: GCU AAC GUG

4. If the DNA strand read is TTACGTGCT, what will the anticodon code be on the tRNA molecules? DNA: TTA CGT GCT tRNA:

4. If the DNA strand read is TTACGTGCT, what will the anticodon code be on the tRNA molecules? DNA: TTA CGT GCT mRNA: AAU GCA CGA tRNA: UUA CGU GCU