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HELP!! How do i amio acids to the tRNAs based on the mRNA?
Attacch the correct amio acids to the tRNAs based on the mRNA codons???
TACAAATACAGAAA
PLEASE HELP I AM STUDYING FOR A TEST TOMORROW AND I HAVE NO IDEA!!!!
6 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
For starters I am going to assume the sequence you gave is the DNA sequence b/c mRNA does not contain Thymine (T).
So in both steps DNA ---> mRNA and mRNA---> polypeptide with tRNA anto-codons are complimentary base pairing
So you take our original sequence
TAC AAA TAC AGA AA --->DNA, now the mRNa is the complimentary base pairing strand (remember C-G, A-T(or if RNA U)
So you get
AUG UUU UTG UCU UU --->mRNA
now you should have a table of amino acids that gives you the three base codons and corresponding amino acids (if it says the three base sequence is for the codon it means the mRNA if it says anti-codon it means tRNA, there are many tables and I don't know which you are provided most are generally based off of mRNA/codons)
So in this case the tRNA anticodons would be
UAC AAA UAC AGA AA --->tRNA
and the amino acid sequence is
Met Phe Met Ser (UU I'm not sure as codons are 3 base pairs long)
So in Summary
DNA: TAC AAA TAC AGA AA
mRNA: AUG UUU AUG UCU UU
tRNA: UTC AAA UAC AGA AA
Amino Acids: Met Phe Met Ser ??
Ok so now you have the the information you need to answer the question, ie. Met attaches to the tRNA with anticodon UTC, which corresponds to mRNA codon AUG.
- 1 decade ago
Apple Tree Chewing Gum is how i remember DNA
A changes to T and C changes to G (or the other way around)
Awesome Underwear/ Chewing Gum is for mRNA and tRNA
A changes to to U adn C changes to G (or the other way around)
*all the Ts on the DNA will change to As*
so what you wrote there would be like:
DNA: TAC AAA TAC AGA AA
mRNA: AUG UUU AUG UCU UU
tRNA: UAC AAA UAC AGA AA
then you go to the little chart thing and look up the amino acid. (i think you forgot to add one of the letters on the end)
thats crazy i just learned this the other day and had the paper for homework haha.
- 1 decade ago
Is the strand TACAAATACAGAAA DNA or RNA? If it's RNA it shouldn't have any T's. need more info
If it's DNA.... the mRNA strand would be AUGUUUAUGUCUUU because As turn to Us in mRNA. that would make the tRNA UACAAAUACAGAAA.
I'm looking up the chart in my bio book.... the codons are....
AUG: methionine, UUU: phenylalanine, AUG: methionine, UCU: serine, and UU is one codon short.
- 1 decade ago
im assuming the strand is DNA bc it has T's in it
TACAAATACAGAAA
transform the strand into rna
AUGUUUAUGUCUUU
then separate it into three base pairs (codon) and then assign each codon an amion acid depending on the base pair sequence
- Anonymous1 decade ago
TACAAATACAGAAA
ATGTTTATGTCTTT
C-G
A-T