Answer: I don't completely understand the question being asked, but I hope this helps! :)
Explanation:
To determine the amino acid sequence corresponding to the given DNA sequence, we need to first transcribe the DNA sequence into mRNA, and then translate the mRNA into amino acids using the genetic code. Here's the process:
Given DNA sequence: TCA CAC TTG GCA ACG
Transcribing into mRNA:
TCA -> UCA
CAC -> GUG
TTG -> AAC
GCA -> CGU
ACG -> UGC
Now, let's use the mRNA sequence to translate it into amino acids using the genetic code:
UCA: Serine (Ser)
GUG: Valine (Val)
AAC: Asparagine (Asn)
CGU: Arginine (Arg)
UGC: Cysteine (Cys)
So, the amino acid sequence corresponding to the given DNA sequence "TCA CAC TTG GCA ACG" is:
Serine - Valine - Asparagine - Arginine - Cysteine
or
Ser - Val - Asn - Arg - Cys
