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BIOLO-1151 ADAMS UNIT 4 REVIEW
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- Q1A gene is _________________.a functional, coding region/unit of a genome.a protein.an entire set of genetic material in an organism/cell/virus.30s
- Q2All of the following are involved in transcription except:PolymerasePromoterSigma factorPrimer30s
- Q3All of the following are involved in DNA replication except:origin of replicationDNA polymeraseUracilprimer30s
- Q4Without ligase, cells would not be able to complete what step of replication?Create primersUnzip the DNA double helixStabilize DNA during replicationBind DNA sequences together to generate a continuous strand30s
- Q5What type of RNA carries and transfers amino acids?mRNAtRNARNAirRNA30s
- Q6What type of RNA carries genetic information necessary to complete translations?rRNAmRNAtRNANone of these30s
- Q7Which of the following statements is not a valid difference between prokaryotic and eukaryotic molecular biology?Transcription and translation occur in the cytoplasm in prokaryotes but not in eukaryotesProkaryotic DNA is typically circular while eukaryotic DNA is typically linearProkaryotes have free floating ribosomes while eukaryotes have free floating and fixed ribsomesProkaryotes are typically haploid while eukaryotes are typically diploid30s
- Q8Glucose and lactose are present in a lac operon scenario, is it functional, and what are the enzymes doing?Not functional; CAP binds to cAMP, allolastase is present and binds to the repressorFunctional; CAP binds to cAMP, allolastase is present and binds to the repressorFunctional; CAP does not bind to cAMP, allolactase is present and binds to the repressorNot functional; CAP does not bind to cAMP, allolactase is present and binds to the repressor45s
- Q9Which of the following mutations are most likely to result in a useless protein?FrameshiftSilentMissenseNonsense30s
- Q10A sequence of DNA is composed of 18% adenine. It will contain ____% cytosine.3218362830s
- Q11If proof-reading fails, what is the next line of defense in repairing damaged DNA?Light repairExcision repairSOS repair30s
- Q12Removal of a plasmid would result in cell death in normal conditionsFalseTrue30s
- Q13What type of chemical bonds are found in the backbone of DNA?None of theseCovalentIonicHydrogen30s
- Q14DNA polymerase comes before topoisomeraseTrueFalse30s
- Q15Introns are expressed into proteins.FalseTrue30s