What is the complementary sequence for sequences 1 and 2


What is the complementary sequence for sequences 1. and 2. shown     below.NOTE:  Please remember DNA has polarity-the sequence needs to be written in 5' (read five prime) to 3'(read three prime) direction.  For example:

The complement of 5'-AGCT-3' is not TCGA, because as written this means 5'-TCGA-3',  but 3'-TCGA-5'.  Convention has it that we write the complementary sequence from 5' to 3', so you reverse 3'-TCGA-5' to  5'-AGCT-3', which is the correct answer.

  1. 5'-AATTAA-3'
  2. 5'-GGCCGGCC-3'
  3. 3'-ATAT-3'
  4. 3'-TTAACC-5'

 

 

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