Transcription and Translation For A Coding Strand

Dr. Paul Sims explains and works out how to start with a coding strand of DNA, transcribe it to mRNA and translate the mRNA to a polypeptide.

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Hey! Now I know what coding strand is,thanks... I have a doubt regarding 'coding sequence', is it the sequence of template DNA that is being transcribed or is it the sequence of coding strand that resembles newly formed mRna?

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This was so usefull, there is something called Bidirectional transcriprion, does it mean that transcription can be done too in the coding strand?

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What is the sequence for the start codon?

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What about 5' AGTCCATAGCGATTA 3' to mrna? Is it okay to have 2 "U"?

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I have questions Every DNA double helix one is permanent coding strand and other premenet template strand ???

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What happens to coding strand after transcription???

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How will be a t-rna strand for this?

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the first i saw the given i was intimidated like how am i supposed to decode this then it is this simple! Why do school likes to complicates thing. Thanks mister s much help

[@MuradAAlam]

What about tRNA ? tRNA would be CAGUCU, so the protein should Gln Ser ,as we know mino acid is brought to rRNA by tRNA .

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You may employ the tRNA to amino acids method too.

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tRNA will be GUCAGA So the protein will be Val Arg

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Which side is the N terminal and which side is the C terminal?

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The N terminus is the beginning of the protein, created once the start codon is read. Start codon is 5AUG3 so the tRNA brings 3UAC5 to create the N terminus. The C terminus is the carboxyl end created at the stop codon of the mRNA, that is read 5' to 3' by tRNA, and the anticodon will run 3' to 5'.

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mRNA for just all same as coding except for T will be the U , mRNA of coding strand will be GUCAGA

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mRNA will be converted as CACAGA, if T converts to U and U converts not back to T, but converts to A 😁

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