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Find the mutation and circle it. Use your knowledge of DNA replication to describe the base sequences of the two DNA molecules produced following one round of replication. In each box, list the DNA sequences of both strands. Indicate which DNA strands are new and which are old. Products of DNA Replication
DNA Strand
A -- T T -- A G -- C C -- G C -- G T -- A G -- C T -- A G -- A
3. In the space below, list the mRNA sequence that would result from transcription of this DNA sequence. DNA Template
T A C G G A C A A
mRNA Transcript
Student Page 7.2A: Assessing the Effects of Mutations Procedure 1. The mRNA sequence below represents the first part of a gene coding for a much longer protein. Use the genetic code table to translate this mRNA sequence into an amino acid sequence. Write the amino acid sequence in the space below. (You may use the amino acid abbreviations.) 1 10 20
AUGCUUUCGGCACCGGUACUA
Amino Acid Sequence
1. Next, consider (one at a time) the effects of the following three mutations. Make the changes indicated on the mRNA strand. Use the genetic code table and list the amino acid sequence that corresponds to each of the following three mutations: Mutation 1: Change base number 4 (C) to a U 1 10
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AUGCUUUCGGCACCGGUACUA
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AUGCUUUCGGCACCGGUACUA
Student Page 7.2A: Assessing the Effects of Mutations (Cont.) Mutation 3: Change base number 12 (A) to a G 1 10
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AUGCUUUCGGCACCGGUACUA
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In the space below, describe the effect of each mutation on the resulting protein. Explain which mutation you expect will have the greatest and least effect on the protein. Be sure to explain your reasoning. Base 4 (C) changes to a U
Mutation 1:
Mutation 2:
Mutation 3:
Student Page 7.2B: Assessing the Effects of Mutations Procedure 1. The mRNA sequence below represents the first part of a gene coding for a much longer protein. Use the genetic code table to translate this mRNA sequence into an amino acid sequence. Write the amino acid sequence in the space below. 1 10 20
AUGCUUUCGGCACCGGUACUA
Amino Acid Sequence
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Next, consider (one at a time) the effects of the following three mutations. Make the changes indicated on the mRNA strand. Use the genetic code table and list the amino acid sequence that corresponds to each of the following three mutations:
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AUGCUUUCGGCACCGGUACUA
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AUGCUUUCGGCACCGGUACUA
Student Page 7.2B: Assessing the Effects of Mutations (Cont.) Mutation 3: Insert a G base between base 12 (A) and base 13 (C) 1 10 20
AUGCUUUCGGCACCGGUACUA
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In the space below, describe the effect of each mutation on the resulting protein. Explain which mutation you expect will have the greatest and least effect on the protein. Be sure to explain your reasoning.
Student Page 7.2C: Assessing the Effects of Mutations Procedure 1. The mRNA sequence below represents the first part of a gene coding for a much longer protein. Use the genetic code table to translate this mRNA sequence into an amino acid sequence. Write the amino acid sequence in the space below. 1 10 20
AUGCUUUCGGCACCGGUACUA
Amino Acid Sequence
2.
Next, consider (one at a time) the effects of the following three mutations. Make the changes indicated on the mRNA strand. Use the genetic code table and list the amino acid sequence that corresponds to each of the following three mutations: 20
AUGCUUUCGGCACCGGUACUA
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20
AUGCUUUCGGCACCGGUACUA
Student Page 7.2C: Assessing the Effects of Mutations (Cont.) Mutation 3: Change base 19 (C) to an A 1 10 20
AUGCUUUCGGCACCGGUACUA
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In the space below, describe the effect of each mutation on the resulting protein. Explain which mutation you expect will have the greatest and least effect on the protein. Be sure to explain your reasoning. Base 6 (U) changes to an A
Mutation 1:
Mutation 2:
Mutation 3:
Student Page 7.2D: Assessing the Effects of Mutations Procedure 1. The mRNA sequence below represents the first part of a gene coding for a much longer protein. Use the genetic code table to translate this mRNA sequence into an amino acid sequence. Write the amino acid sequence in the space below. 1 10 20
AUGCUUUCGGCACCGGUACUA
Amino Acid Sequence
2.
Next, consider (one at a time) the effects of the following three mutations. Make the changes indicated on the mRNA strand. Use the genetic code table and list the amino acid sequence that corresponds to each of the following three mutations: 20
AUGCUUUCGGCACCGGUACUA
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AUGCUUUCGGCACCGGUACUA
Student Page 7.2D: Assessing the Effects of Mutations (Cont.) Mutation 3: Delete bases 13 15 1 10 20
AUGCUUUCGGCAC C GGUACUA
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In the space below, describe the effect of each mutation on the resulting protein. Explain which mutation you expect will have the greatest and least effect on the protein. Be sure to explain your reasoning. Base 6 (U) changes to an A
Mutation 1:
Mutation 2:
Mutation 3:
Deletion of Bases 13 15
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Student Page 7.4AB: Mutations and Their Effects Procedure: Circle the mutation that has the greatest and least effect. Explain the reasoning for your choice.
Greatest Effect
5.2A Change base number 4 (C) to a U Change base number 8 (C) to an A Change base number 12 (A) to a G 5.2B Change base number 5 (U) to a G Change base number 9 (G) to an A Insert a G base between base 12 (A) and base 13 (C) Reasoning:
Least Effect
5.2A Change base number 4 (C) to a U Change base number 8 (C) to an A Change base number 12 (A) to a G 5.2B Change base number 5 (U) to a G Change base number 9 (G) to an A Insert a G base between base 12 (A) and base 13 (C) Reasoning
Student Page 7.4CD: Mutations and Their Effects Procedure: Circle the mutation that has the greatest and least effect. Explain the reasoning for your choice.
Greatest Effect
5.2C Change base number 6 (U) to an A Delete base 7 (U) Change base 19 (C) to an A 5.2D Change base number 6 (U) to an A Change base number 8 (C) to an A Delete bases 13 15 Reasoning:
Least Effect
5.2C Change base number 6 (U) to an A Delete base 7 (U) Change base 19 (C) to an A 5.2D Change base number 6 (U) to an A Change base number 8 (C) to an A Delete bases 13 15 Reasoning
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Teacher Page 7.4AB: Six Mutations Original mRNA 1 Met Leu Ser 10 Ala Pro Val 20 Leu
AUGCUUUCGGCACCGGUACUA
5.2A Mutation 1: Change base number 4 (C) to a U 1 10 Met Phe Ser Ala Pro Val
20 Leu 20
AUGCUUUCGGCACCGGUACUA
Mutation 2: Change base number 8 (C) to an A 1 10 Met Leu Stop 20 Val Leu
AUGCUUUCGGCACCGGUACUA
Mutation 3: Change base number 12 (A) to a G 1 10 Met Leu Ser Ala Pro
AUGCUUUCGGCACCGGUACUA
5.2B Mutation 1: Change base number 5 (U) to a G 1 10 Met Arg Ser Ala Pro Val
AUGCUUUCGGCACCGGUACUA
Mutation 2: Change base number 9 (G) to an A 1 10 Met Leu Ser Ala Pro
AUGCUUUCGGCACCGGUACUA
Mutation 3: Insert a G base between base 12 (A) and base 13 (C) 1 10 Met Leu Ser Ala Ala Gly Thr
AUGCUUUCGGCACCGGUACUA
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Teacher Page 7.4CD: Six Mutations Original mRNA 1 Met Leu Ser 10 Ala Pro Val 20 Leu
AUGCUUUCGGCACCGGUACUA
5.2C Mutation 1: Change base number 6 (U) to an A 1 10 Met Leu Ser Ala 10 Pro Val
20 Leu 20
AUGCUUUCGGCACCGGUACUA
Mutation 2: Delete base 7 (U) 1
AUGCUUUCGGCACCGGUACUA
Met Leu Arg His Arg Tyr 20 Pro Val Ile
AUGCUUUCGGCACCGGUACUA
5.2D Mutation 1: Change base number 6 (U) to an A 1 10 Met Leu Ser Ala Pro Val
20 Leu 20
AUGCUUUCGGCACCGGUACUA
Mutation 2: Change base number 8 (C) to an A 1 10 Met Leu Stop 20 Val Leu
AUGCUUUCGGCACCGGUACUA
Mutation 3: Delete bases 13 15 1 10 Met Leu Ser Ala
AUGCUUUCGGCAC C GGUACUA
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