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Sequence 1: 5 TAGGTGAAAGAGTAGCCTAGAATCAGTTA 3 Sequence 2: 5 TAACTGATTTCTTTCACCTA 3 a. Which sequence is the genomic fragm

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Ans a)sequence 1is the genomic fragment and sequence 2 is the cDNA.

Ans b)3'-UUCCUCUUUCUCUUCGGUUCUUUGUCUUU-5'

The vertical line between the bases that are exon and introns are:-

Intron Exon 3 30 Ans cs The Sequence features needed for Splicim cing 5Sp lice Sile Branch Stte 3splice site

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