Question

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Answer 1

@SmokeyBrown

Answer 2

I'm not sure I understand. Are you meant to fill in the table?

Answer 3

Yes

Answer 4

Sorry, I don't really know much about DNA. I wish I could help more!

Answer 5

So you're not sure about anything? Maybe give it a try?

Answer 6

Well, I know that the bases listed are for RNA, since DNA used Thymine (T) instead of... whatever U stands for. I'm not sure about much else though.

Answer 7

Ugh lol I dont know how to do this

Answer 8

Hm, well another thing I recall is that when converting DNA to RNA, A turns into T, C turns into G, and G turns into U...

Answer 9

I'm not sure how you get from mRNA to tRNA, but if you can do that, then the corresponding amino acids are listed out for you.

Answer 10

So what would be the DNA sequence which is the first box?

Answer 11

The first box, UUU? The DNA sequence for that would be GGG

Answer 12

Wait, no, I got it wrong. AAA

Answer 13

So what would mRNA sequence be?

Answer 14

UUU is the mRNA sequence, I think.

Answer 15

To correct what I said earlier, A gets converted to U, T gets converted to A, and C and G are converted to one another.

Answer 16

What would the tRNA sequence be?

Answer 17

Ok, so if I'm not mistaken, mRNA to tRNA is similar to the conversion from DNA to mRNA in that each base has a complimentary one. In this case, A pairs with U and C pairs with G.

Answer 18

Ok so last question

What would be the amino acid sequence?

Answer 19

I think you can refer to the chart for that. Based on the tRNA sequence, you should be able to find the corresponding amino acid.

Answer 20

Okay thank you.

Answer 21

You're very welcome!