Alexandria, I will provide you with a decode so you have someone to respond to. My actual decode is below for reference.
You were missing start/stop codons in your code, so your decoder doesn't know where to start. For the purpose of this assignment, your decoder must start at the beginning. In real protein synthesis, nothing would be decoded at all, because the enzyme wouldn't know where to start.
DNA: ATGTGGTAACAACCTAATGGCACCTCACAGGTATAG RNA: UAC ACC AUU GUU GGA UUA CCG UGG AGU GUC CAU AUC From monster students I special because study the ape me book
Alexandria, I will provide you with a decode so you have someone to respond to. My actual decode is below for reference.
ReplyDeleteYou were missing start/stop codons in your code, so your decoder doesn't know where to start. For the purpose of this assignment, your decoder must start at the beginning. In real protein synthesis, nothing would be decoded at all, because the enzyme wouldn't know where to start.
DNA: ATGTGGTAACAACCTAATGGCACCTCACAGGTATAG
RNA: UAC ACC AUU GUU GGA UUA CCG UGG AGU GUC CAU AUC
From monster students I special because study the ape me book
I thought ATG was the start codon that translates to AUG.
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"I thought ATG was the start codon that translates to AUG."
DeleteBut then you are only transcribing (not translating) the T. What about the A and the G?
When you transcribe, you transcribe all the bases. So the RNA codon "AUG" reverse-transcribes to "TAC". All bases transcribed.
I would have liked to have know what your actual sentence was supposed to be? Did you only reverse transcribe the T's throughout your RNA to DNA?
I thought it was the T that became U so it was something like I dream of an monster eat student like you
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