The amino-acid sequence shown in the following table was obtained from the centr
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The amino-acid sequence shown in the following table was obtained from the central region of a particular polypeptide chain in the wild-type and several mutant bacterial strains: Each mutant represents a single nucleotide change from the original wild-type gene. For each mutant, explain what SINGLE mutation at the DNA level accounts for the change(s) in amino acid sequence Also, state in which codon and which position the mutation took place and then lulls characterize the mutation as a base-pair substitution mutation (transversion or transition, and missense. nonsense, etc ) or a frameshift mutation. (p. 104). 6.7 (p 108), and 7.3 (p. 133) will prove useful. Finally recreate as much of the original wild-type mRNA sequence as possible.Explanation / Answer
Mutant 1: mutation in codon 3: proline-histidine. But as it changes all the rest of the seq, it is either addition/deletion
Mutant2:mutation in codon 5 changes in 5th codon onwrads. same as codon 3 addition/deletion
Mutant3:last codon has changed to a stop. base sustitution, non-sense
Mutant4: codon 5 has changed to a stop. base sustitution, non-sense
Mutant 5: codon 4 has changed to Ser. base substitution, sense
Wild type RNA: AAGGACGGGU GGCACUGGUG GUCCACC
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