What polypeptide sequence would be produced if only the first reading frame (as indicated by the codon spacing) of the RNA sequenceshown below was translated?
GGG_AAG_UUC_AAU_GAC_CCC_AUC_AAA
This question has been causing me a lot of grief. If anyone can lend me some clues or hints, I would be very thankful.
Regards.
Nine answers:
Nick
2008-11-02 08:08:46 UTC
each base can only pair in the following way:
Adenine can only pair with Uracil
Guanine can only pair with Cytosine
so GGG=CCC
and AAG=UUC
UUC=AAG
AAU=UUA
GAC=CUG
CCC=GGG
AUC=UAG
AAA=UUU
and each anti codon can only code for a specific amino acid
so, CCC=proline
AAG=lysine
UUA=leucine
CUG=leucine
GGG=glycine
UAG=STOP
UUU=phenylalanine
so the sequence would be proline, lysine, leucine, leucine,glycine, STOP, phenylalanine
the stop means that there will be two chains, one being proline, lysine, leucine, leucine,glycine and the other being just phenylalanine.
JG
2008-10-30 19:27:35 UTC
You want the polypeptide translation, right? I think everyone else here is thinking transcription or reverse transcription.
If this RNA is translated, you get GKFNDPIK as your polypeptide. Using a codon table, looking up GGG gives you glycine (abbreviated G). The data in a codon table was experimentally determined, so there's no way you can come up with this on your own. :)
Sk@ter B0y
2008-10-30 18:58:46 UTC
A = Adenine
C = Cytosine
G = Guanine
U = Uracil
Ok so. Adenine and guanine are purines, cytosine and uracil are pyrimidines. Which means that, if Guanine is on the original sequence, it will be translated as Adenine. And if Uracil is the original, it will be translated as Cytosine. This is UNIVERSAL.
Therefore, your code should look like this.
Original: GGG_AAG_UUC_AAU_GAC_CCC_AUC_AAA
Translate: AAA_GGA_CUU_GGC_AGU_UUU_GCU_GGG
Thats it! So, practice and you will get it.
P.S. polypeptide is a code like yours with the translation at the bottom.
P.P.S. Purines and pyrimidines are just real fancy words. It just means that the former will be translated to the latter and the opposite.
2008-11-01 15:21:09 UTC
First codon GGG is glycine (Gly)
Second AAG is lysine (Lys)
UUC is phenylalanine (Phe)
You can get the rest from the link below.
D
2008-10-30 18:50:46 UTC
G=C <=
A=T <=
U=A <=
C=G <=
now just rewrite it
use the second letter
the first part would be
GGG => CCC
AAG => TTC
and so on
?
2016-05-24 06:30:54 UTC
who and what you are,. like a blueprint
2008-10-30 18:51:48 UTC
CCC-UUC-AAG-UUA-CUG-GGG-UAG-UUU
Mr. E
2008-10-30 18:50:34 UTC
i do not understand what your look for in your question please elaborate
Sonny
2008-10-30 18:53:04 UTC
CCC_TTC_AAG_TTA_CTG_GGG_TAG_TTT
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