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Published on: August 14, 2026
If a segment of DNA with the sequence 5'-ATGCGTACG-3' serves as the template for transcription, what will be the sequence of the resulting mRNA transcript?
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Given DNA
̶ ATGCGTACG
(taken as template strand). So, coding strand would be 3' TACGCATGC 5'.
mRNA has same sequence as coding strand, but U replaces T.
mRNA
UACGCAUGC 5'
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