What is the mRNA sequence for a strand of DNA reading ccgtact

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What is the mRNA sequence for a strand of DNA reading ccgtact

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RNA does not contain T (thymine). It contains U (uracil) instead. So,
A is complementary to U
C is complementary to G
G is complementary to C
T is complementary to A
The answer is
GGCAUGA

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CCGTACT
=
GGCATGA

I believe because C = G , G = C , T = A , and A = T

Abdullah Shafique answered Oct 6, 2018

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