3' - AAATGCGCGATA - 5' sequence of a gene will have mRNA and anticodons

5' - UAUCGCGCAUUU- 3' and 3'- AUACAUGGUAAA - 5'

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5' - UUUACCTUGUAU- 3' and 3'- AAAUGGUACAUA - 5'

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5' - UAUGUTCCAUUU- 3' and 3'- AUUGCGCGUAAA - 5'

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5' - UUUACGCGCUAU- 3' and 3'- AAAUGCGCGAUA - 5'

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Solution

The correct option is D 5' - UUUACGCGCUAU- 3' and 3'- AAAUGCGCGAUA - 5'
The mRNA should have uracil or U in place of T as in pair of A-U and the codon will be UUUACGCGCUAU read from 5' to 3'. The anti-codon will also be just the pair of A-U and G-C that is AAA UGC GCG AUA in triplets as anticodons are always intriplets.
So the correct answer is "Option D".

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