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What will be the sequence of bases on `mRNA` molecule synthesised on the `DNA` strand, `TATCTAC TGGA`?

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To determine the sequence of bases on the mRNA molecule synthesized from the given DNA strand `TATCTACTGGA`, we need to follow the base pairing rules between DNA and RNA. Here’s a step-by-step breakdown of the process: ### Step 1: Identify the DNA Template Strand The given DNA strand is: ``` TATCTACTGGA ``` ...
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