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What is the complementary DNA sequence to ATATGGTC?
◦ TUTUCCAG
◦ TATACCAG
◦ CGCGTTGA
◦ GCGCAACT

Question 2

What is the complementary mRNA sequence to GCTATACCGT?
◦ UTCGCGTTUC
◦ TUGCGCUUTG
◦ ATCGCGTTAC
◦ CGAUAUGGCA
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