What is the compliment mrna strand to the following dna strand? tat-tag-att-aca a) tat-tag-att-aca b) ata-atc-taa-tga c) utu-utc-tuu-tgt d) aua-auc-uaa-ugu

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What is the compliment mrna strand to the following dna strand? tat-tag-att-aca

a) tat-tag-att-aca
b) ata-atc-taa-tga
c) utu-utc-tuu-tgt
d) aua-auc-uaa-ugu

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Answer: I believe that answer would be D.

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