A transcribed region of DNA has a 5' to 3' sequence TTCATGGCGAc. The 5' to 3' sequence of an RNA transcribed from this DNA would be ____
What's the answer to this?
Answer: GUCGCCAUGAA
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a. dorsal root. b. spinal cord. c. sensory neurons. d. motor neurons. e. somatic system.
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Which cannot be placed in a single trophic level?
a. an oak tree b. a zebra c. a mushroom d. a rabbit e. a lion
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In gene silencing, which type of RNA binds to mRNA, which is then destroyed by RISC proteins?
A. miRNA B. tRNA C. siRNA D. rRNA
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