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Answered by Sumitmbbs
4

Answer:

4th option is correct.

Explanation:

A codon is triplet in nature, codon is composed of 3 adjacent nitrogen bases which specifies 1 amino acid in polypeptide chain.

In 4th option 6 bases in starting are coding 2 amino acid and when 7,8 and 9th bases are being deleted there would be no effect in those 2 amino acid and 3 amino acid will be coded by GCU.

Answered by raj3294
1

Answer:

[4]

Explanation:

SINCE AN AMINO AID IS CODDED BY A CODON WHICH CONSIST OF 3 NITROGEN BASES , FIRST LET'S GROUP THESE AS CODON:

             5' AAC AGC GGU GCU AAU 3'

[1] ADDING G AT 5 TH POSITION.

    THE  M-RNA BECOMES:

              5' AAC AAG CGG UGC UAA U 3'

THE READING FRAME CHANGES.

[2] DELETION OF G FROM 5 TH POSITION.

      THE M-RNA BECOMES:

              5' AAC ACG GUG CUA AU 3'

THE READING FRAME CHANGES.

[3] INSERTION OF A AT 4 AND 5 TH POSITION..

      THE M-RNA BECOMES:

               5 'AAC AAA GCG GUG CUA AU 3'

THE READING FRAME CHANGES.

[4] DELETION OF GGU FROM 7 , 8 , 9 . TH POSITION.

        THE M-RNA BECOMES:

                5'AAC AGC GCU AUU 3'

HERE READING FRAME DOESNOT CHANGE .

HOPE THIS HELPS.

 

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