What Is Complimentary Rna Strand To This Sequence: Gtcaatcgc

What is complimentary rna strand to this sequence: GTCAATCGC

 

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Complementary base pairing:

                            DNA                       RNA

                      A (adenine)             U (Uracil)

                      G (guanine)             C (cytosine)

                       T (thymine)             A (adenine)

                      C (cytosine)             G (guanine)

RNA have uracil but doesnt have thymine. Dna on the other hand have thymine but doesnt have uracil.

DNA   -  G   T   C   A   A   T   C   G   C

             ↓    ↓   ↓   ↓    ↓   ↓   ↓   ↓    ↓

RNA -    C    A  G   U   U   A   G   C   G

Answer:

RNA -    C    A   G   U   U   A   G   C   G

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