Assuming you have this strand:
3’-TGAATC-5’
What would be the:
a) Complementary strand
b) mRNA strand
c) nucleotide tRNA sequence
I believe the correct answers to be:
A) 5' ACTTAG 3'
B) 5' ACUUAG 3'
C) 3' UGA 5' (UGA in option B does not code for any tRNA as it is a stop codon.)
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