Genome A

Question

5�-GCAGGCCATATAAAATAGCGCCATACTAGATACGGG
CCATATTATTGCATATCCGCCGATTACAGGATTTAATTT
GGGAATTCCCCGATTAACGCGATCGATCGGGCCATATC
GATATGCATCGTAATCCGGTAGATTCACAGGTAG -3�
Genome B
5�-GCATACCCAAATTAATAACGGCGGTAGGCGACTCATT
CTGATATACGCATCGGCATTTACCTACGGCCGGCCGGC
CGGCCGGCCTAGATTTACCGCATTTACCGGCCGCATCG
GATCGGGATTAGCATAATTAAAATGCATCGGCGTAGTAG
GCAATCGGCGCAGCCGAGCCACCTCCCGGAGAATCATC
ATCATCATCATCATCATCATCATCATCATCATCATACGGAT
AGATCCATTACCATGCGATTTAAAGGCCATTCATGGGC
CCCCGATTTATCCATTTAGGCCGGATTCCATGGATTCAT
TTCCATTTTTCGGCATCATCATCATCATCATCATCATCAT
CATCATCATCATCATCATCAT -3�
(a) Based on the size of the genome, which of the
sequences would you consider eukaryotic and which
prokaryotic? Justify your answer.
(b) The prokaryotic genome contains one ten base pair
promoter region, whereas the eukaryotic genome
contains two. Find these regions and circle them.
How do you know these are the promoter regions?
(c) Which of the two genomes has telomeric DNA? How
do you know? Circle the telomeric region.
(d) Does the eukaryotic genome contain any microsatellites?
Circle the areas if they exist. What sort of
sequence is found in a microsatellite region?

(e) Identify the areas that may be sequences that code for
a gene in both genomes. Identify the difference
between the eukaryotic and prokaryotic sequences.
How many genes are found in the eukaryotic
genome? (Hint: Look for start codons.)
please tell me how to get the answer, what should i be looking for when locating these