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1.Please answer the following questions about this gene accession. mRNA: comp1ement(join(30565..30724,31098..31550,31761..31997,32083..32 220,32294..32377,32487..32576,32668..32853,32970..33101.33194..3 3376,33479..33663,33788..34314)) CDS : complement(join(31356..31550,31761..31997,32083..32220,32294..32 377.32487..32576,32668..32853.32970..33101.33194..33376,33479..3 3663,33788..33964)) At which nucleotide is the start of TL? What nucleotide would be seen on the strand shown in NCBI at this position? At which position in the gene accession is the end of TC? What are the coordinates of the 3rd exon? How long (# of nucleotides) is the 8th intron? How long (# of nucleotides) is the 3'-UTR in the mature mRNA?

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1.Please answer the following questions about this gene accession. mRNA: comp1ement(join(30565..30724,31098..31550,31761..31997,32083..32 220,32294..32377,32487..32576,32668..32853,32970..33101.33194..3 3376,33479..33663,33788..34314)) CDS : complement(join(31356..31550,31761..31997,32083..32220,32294..32 377.32487..32576,32668..32853.32970..33101.33194..33376,33479..3 3663,33788..33964)) At which nucleotide is the start of TL? What nucleotide would be seen on the strand shown in NCBI at this position? At which position in the gene accession is the end of TC? What are the coordinates of the 3rd exon? How long (# of nucleotides) is the 8th intron? How long (# of nucleotides) is the 3'-UTR in the mature mRNA?
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1.Please answer the following questions about this gene accession. mRNA: comp1ement(join(30565..30724,31098..31550,31761..31997,32083..32 220,32294..32377,32487..32576,32668..32853,32970..33101.33194..3 3376,33479..33663,33788..34314)) CDS : complement(join(31356..31550,31761..31997,32083..32220,32294..32 377.32487..32576,32668..32853.32970..33101.33194..33376,33479..3 3663,33788..33964)) At which nucleotide is the start of TL? What nucleotide would be seen on the strand shown in NCBI at this position? At which position in the gene accession is the end of TC? What are the coordinates of the 3rd exon? How long (# of nucleotides) is the 8th intron? How long (# of nucleotides) is the 3'-UTR in the mature mRNA?
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SubjectBiology
ClassClass 11