Question

If you know the amino acid sequence in a cell,how do you determine the DNA ? Please Explain

Answer 1

Each steps of Central dogma is based on complementarity rules of the base pairs sequencing amino acid is coded by a proper three set of nucleotide this is called codon on the basis of sach codon we will able to find the sequence of DNA from the given amino acid.

Each three base sequence of the mRNA, called a codon, is decoded by the ribosome and the appropriate amino acid is inserted into the forming protein. If you have only a DNA sequence, to find the corresponding amino acids first transcribe your DNA sequence into an RNA sequence using complimentary base pairing.