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Match the mRNA sequences to their DNA sequences.
AUUACGCAU
CCGAAAUGU
GAUCAUUAC
UUUUUAACG
AAAAATTGC
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GGCTTTACA
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TAATGCGTA
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CTAGTAATG
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Answer 1

Answer:

mRNA sequence1=AUUACGCAU

DNA sequence1=TAATGCGTA

mRNA sequence2=CCGAAAUGU

DNA sequence2=GGCTTTACA

mRNA sequence 3=GAUCAUUAC

DNA sequence3=CTAGTAATG

mRNA sequence4=UUUUUAACG0

DNA sequence4=AAAAATTGC


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Answer:

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Answer:

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Answer:

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Answer:

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