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3a. 5' CTA ATG CCT CGT AAA GGA CAT 5'

3b. 5' CUA AUG CCU CGU AAA GGA CAU 3'

3c. N - leu met pro lys gly his - C

3d. 3' GGA 5'

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Coding DNA is in 5' - 3'.

Template DNA in direction 3' - 5'.

mRNA will be complementary to the DNA and will be in direction 5' - 3'.

tRNA will be complementary to mRNA and similar to DNA.

Amino acids will be formed in accordance with mRNA using the genetic code.

According to the guidelines, only first question can be answered.

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