codon#: 243 244 245 246
wt: gly leu asn ser-COOH
mutant: gly his gln gln thr trp met asn his glu gly-COOH
A) CUU, CUA, CUC, CUG codes for leucine, the 244 th amino acid in the normal protein is Leu, in the mutant protein it is changed to histidine, this is due to the insertion of a single nucleotide, the 244th codon was CUC, A is inserted after C, so the codon has changed to CUA, then codon begins with C, it can be either CAA or CAG.which codes for glutamine, the 245 th amino acid was Asn it is coded by AAU, AAC so the 245 the codon in the mutant mRNA is CAA which codes for histidine.
the mutation is due to the insertion of A after first C in the 244th codon.
B) total number of amino acids in the wildtype protein is 246. ( number of codons till the last amino acid= number of amino acids, each codon codes for one amino acid except the stop codon)
C)one possible mRNA that codes for the C terminus of the protein is GGG-CUC-AAC-AGU
the DNA sequence is 5`-GGG-CTC-AAC-AGT-3`
( both coding sequence and mRNA has same sequence but in DNA U`s are replaced with Ts)
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