Tanscription start site

[youngman]

Dear all,
could you please help with the following question:
given the following sequence:
5’end (non-template, coding, sense strand)
TATAATACTA10 CCTATGCGTA20 GGATGACTCA30 CCGCTACTTT40
AGACTTGGAG50 CTCATGCAAT60 TACTGCATTC70 CGTACTCCGA80
TTCTGCACTG90 GAGATAGAAC100 CATTATAACG110 GGCGGCGCGC120
GGGGGCGGCC 130 TTCCGTCTTT140 CCAATGCCGT150 TCCTGGGGCG160
TCATACCTTC170 CTATCTCCGA180 TCCTAGGCTA190 TTTATAACCA200
TGGTATTTCA210 TGCATTACCT220 TCATTCCTGT230 GGCCTACGCA240
GTTCCACCAT250 GCCTAAAAAG260 AAACGCAAAG270 TCAGGTTTAC280
ATAATGACCC290 TGAACGCGCG300 CGTGCTAACC310 GCATGCCCCC320
CATGCCCTTC330 CAGGCAACAG340 GACCCCCAGC350 TTTAGTAATT360
AAAGACATGT370 TTTCCTGCCC380 TTAACAGGAT390 TTAATTTAAA400
GGACAATAAA410 GTTCGCATCA420 GAGCGATTTT430 TGTTGGTGTT440
TAGCCTTCTT450 GGTGTTGGCA460 TGCGCATTGC470 AATGCAGTTT480
GTCATTCTAA490 transcription termination signal (3’ end)

and
The attached sequence is the coding strand of a double-stranded DNA numbered in units of
10 base pairs, 1-490. The sequence contains a mammalian gene that is transcribed by RNA polymerase
II. The gene encodes a small peptide. The sequence contains two exons and one intron, as well as 5’
and 3’ untranslated regions (UTRs).
1. Write the number of the base pair where transcription is most likely to start. That is, which
base pair encodes +1 of the transcript: _________.
2. Write the numbers of the base pairs that encode the first nucleotide and the last nucleotide
of the first exon: