Analysis of a mRNA sample showed that 18% of the nitrogen-base molecules present were uracil molecules. The DNA molecule that was transcribed to form the mRNA sample would most likely contain Select one: a. 18% adenine h 18% cutoring

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Analysis of a mRNA sample showed that 18% of the
nitrogen-base molecules present were uracil molecules.
The DNA molecule that was transcribed to form the
mRNA sample would most likely contain
Select one:
a. 18% adenine
b. 18% cytosine
c. 32% thymine
d. 32% adenine
O
O
O
Transcribed Image Text:Analysis of a mRNA sample showed that 18% of the nitrogen-base molecules present were uracil molecules. The DNA molecule that was transcribed to form the mRNA sample would most likely contain Select one: a. 18% adenine b. 18% cytosine c. 32% thymine d. 32% adenine O O O
a.
Use the following information to answer the next
question.
The tables below represent a portion of a DNA molecule and its corresponding mRNA, tRNA, and
polypeptide chain.
C.
DNA:
mRNA:
alanine
tRNA:
d. arginine
Amino
acids:
The amino acid labelled W is
Select one:
methionine
b. tryptophan
CGT
GCA
UU
W Tryptophan
TGA
A
X
Y
GCA
Transcribed Image Text:a. Use the following information to answer the next question. The tables below represent a portion of a DNA molecule and its corresponding mRNA, tRNA, and polypeptide chain. C. DNA: mRNA: alanine tRNA: d. arginine Amino acids: The amino acid labelled W is Select one: methionine b. tryptophan CGT GCA UU W Tryptophan TGA A X Y GCA
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