Sequence

Hi : I need to sequence a DNA. My primer conc. is 10 micromol and I need to convert it to 3.2 picomol to be able to set uo my sequencing reaction? how can I dilute my primer (10 micromol) to reach this small value of conc (3.2 picomol) ...

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... the 48-47-46, but then you wonder if the telomeres are "sticky." SO what are you saying--it's all glued together? The DNA is based on sequence as well as content. This is evident because of transcription and the mRMA, tRNA process to make protein. The RNA has to have the proper sequence ...

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think about what a sequence alignment is... in terms of looking for ORF's, you would probably use a tool like Expasy for that, sequence alignments serve a different purpose. Assuming line 1 and 3 are continuous, as are 2 and 4, what ...

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... of the cell during the process of TRANSCRITION, that is when DNA unravels at any point of interest and certain enzymes make a copy of the given sequence of bases. Bases of DNA are A-T and C-G,meaning A is always connected to a T and so on, but as the DNA is unraveled there is only one strand ...

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if the DNA sequence is T A C G A T G G C G T G A G C A C T - what is mRNA's??? If DNA is T A C G A G A G C A T A A T C mRNA is? Amino Acid is? Im lost.

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