Ans: d. 300
A protein has a sequence of 100 amino acids. We know that each codon can encode one amino acid and each codon has three nucleotides (example: AGU). Thus to have one amino acid three nucleotides are needed.
Therefore to make a protein sequence of 100 amino acids ( 100 x 3 )= 300 nucleotides are required.
A protein has a sequence of 100amino acids, how many nucleotides does the mRNA strand that...
Imagine protein X is a protein that is secreted out of the cell. How does the cell "know" that protein X needs to be synthesized at the endoplasmic reticulum (ER)? A.The DNA that codes for protein X has a sequence of nucleotides that bind to a special protein/RNA complex B. The ribosome that translates protein X has a sequence of nucleotides that bind to a special protein/RNA complex C. Protein X has a sequence of amino acids that bind to...
A protein composed of fifty amino-acids would require a minimum of _ nucleotides in the mRNA to represent all of the codons needed to correctly translate the protein. 50 O 100 147 150 153
2. When transcribing an mRNA strand, RNA polymerase uses the strand of DNA to match complementary bases with. RNA polymerase always reads this strand in the direction and always builds mRNA in the direction. (1.5 pts) 3. (0.5 pt) What is the significance of the +1 site in regards to transcription of mRNA? t) When translating an mRNA sequence, where does the ribosome always begin? 5. (0.5 pt) When translating an mRNA sequence, what signals the ribosome to end translation?...
What role does mRNA play in the process of protein synthesis? Choose all that apply. Select one or more: Every three nucleotides binds an amino acid It opens up the DNA strand for transcription to occur ] c. It is a template for the arrangement of tRNAS 1 d. It determines the order in which amino acids are added to the growing protein e. It copies DNA to be used in later steps
Table 1B: Protein Synthesis with 2nd DNA Template Strand DNA Codons in the 2nd Template Strand mRNA Sequence (List codons) Amino Acids in the Protein **Use the Genetic Code Chart on page 217 to determine the amino acids that will be placed in the protein Questions: 19. The three letter "code words of DNA and RNA that specify amino acids are called: A. codons B. promoters C. Introns D. anticodons 20. Proteins are composed of building blocks called: A. fatty...
1) The 5'-end of an mRNA has the sequence: ...GUCCCAUUGAUGCAUGAAUCAUAUGGCAGAGCCCGCUGG... What is the nucleotide sequence of the DNA template strand from which it was transcribed? 2) If this mRNA is translated beginning with the first AUG codon in its sequence, what is the N-terminal amino acid sequence of the protein that it encodes?
How do nucleotides of mRNA chains encode information for the formation of the amino acids sequences of a protein?
aus: 99 Consider the following DNA sequence: TTAGATCGTAAAGTGCAATGGGATCATATG What would be the mRNA transcribed from this DNA sequence? ots)? 10 AAU CUA G CA unU CAC Gui ACC CUA GUAU- How many codons does the sequence contain 21 th A How many amino acids make up this protein? (1 pt) List the amino acids, in order, that make up this protein using the chart provided. (5 pts) Referring to the mRNA strand constructed in Question #3, list the tRNA anti-codons...
If a protein has 200 amino acids, and the gene that codes for it has 50 percent intron nucleotides, the number of nucleotides in the gene will be approximately: Select one: a. 200 b. 400 c. 600 d. 1200 e. 1000
A protein consists of 300 amino acids. How many bases will be necessary in the processed mRNA, to code for this protein? Assume introns have been extracted from the processed mRNA.