Molecular Biology Answers

. How might similarities and differences in genetic codes, or the proteins built as a result of these codes, be used to determine how closely related different species are?

alternative splicing creates two proteins from gene x
For the smaller of the two proteins is true that
a. It is 100% homologous to the larger protein
B. Is synthesized from the same mRNA as the larger protein

You have the DNA base sequence of a particular gene from sweet pea and from species X and Y. A computer analysis reveals that species X has a 95% DNA sequence homology to the pea gene (5% of the bases in the species X gene sequence are different), while species Y has a 90% DNA sequence homology (10% of the bases in species Y gene sequence are different). Can you conclude that the protein in sweet pea is more similar in structure and function to that in species X than in species Y? Please explain the steps you take to solve and explain why

Does a virus contain a universal genetic code?

4. How might similarities and differences in genetic codes, or the proteins built as a result of these codes, be used to determine how closely related different species are?

How does gamma-D glutamyl glycine affect the brain?

what are the end products of the dark reaction

how to find the impact of deletion in gene region on its coded protien, splicing and funtionality

explane why identifying a gene that causes a condition is difficult

When approaching genome sequencing. What is considered to be important when consifering the clone-by-clone or clone-clontig approach