if the translated exons of the LDLR gene are 2580 bases, how many amino acids would...
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Answer:-
Given :- translated exons of the LDER gene contain 2580 bases.(nucleotides )
As we know that 3 nucleotides (1 codon ) codes for 1 amino acid .
Therefore ;
number of amino acids codes by given exons = 2580 / 3
=860 amino acids.
Explanation:-
Exons and introns are a part of protein coding gene of a double stranded DNA before the RNA has been subject to post transcriptional modification i.e splicing.
After slicing exons stays in mature RNA whereas introns are removed .
Thus exons codes for amino acids
Codons :- sequence of 3 nucleotides (of DNA or RNA) that corresponds with specific amino acid.
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