Question

Translation:
8. Codons: 9. Codons:
A-A-G C-G-A C-U-U C-C-U G-A-G A-U-C
Amino Acids: Amino Acids:
______ _______ ______ _______ _______ _______

@Rushwr, could you assist here? thanks.

Answer 1

DNA A binds with T, in RNA A binds with U.

And opposite.. So it wants the three different "sections" (hypothetically) done for ex. AAG being UUC?

Answer 2

Ah..then whats the deal with three different "sets?"

Answer 3

Its good. Was in my next biology and I still got geography. :p

Answer 4

Codon?

Answer 5

I don't know what that is.

Answer 6

8. Codons: 9. Codons:
A-A-G C-G-A C-U-U C-C-U G-A-G A-U-C
Amino Acids: Amino Acids:
Lysine, Arginine, leucine Proline, Aspartic Acid, Isoleucine

Answer 7

I used the codon chart. Do you have the codon chart?

Answer 8

8. Lysine, Arginine, leucine 9. Proline, Aspartic Acid, Isoleucine

Answer 9

Ahh yes I think I do..hold on..

Answer 10

I can't get the damn thing...

Answer 11

what do you mean?

Answer 12

Don't you have it?

Answer 13

I can't get it uploaded, gonna try and see if I can get it on imgur..

Answer 14

It's in a G. Drive document and you can't download it.

Answer 15

@rhr12 got it here. http://imgur.com/2QgEieZ

Answer 16

@RhythmicTune

look at that graph you uploaded. See how there big boxes with (U,A,C,G)?

1) use this as example, A-A-G
2) Take the first codon, 'A' and now cross reference it with the graph, find 'A' all the way on the left hand side, now, take the second 'A' out of the "A-A-G". Use this 'A' and look at the very top, you find "U - C - A - G" at the very top, since we are looking for 'A', pin point the two and come to a meeting. What I mean is, take the Far left side 'A' and now go all the way left until you meet the category 'A' at the very top.



This is how you name it. Any questions?