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Bio219 Exam 2

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1. Organismal complexity is correlated to which of the following? Is not correlated to genome size, number of genes in the genome, or amount of repetitive DNA in the genome
2. If two genomes were compared by a CoT curve, a less complex genome will reanneal ________________ than a more complex genome. Faster
3. Which of the following is most useful for forensic DNA analysis? Highly-repetitive mini-satellites
4. In the Avery, McCarty and MacLeod experiment, which of the following pieces of data showed that DNA is the 'transforming' material? When treated with DNase, transformed bacteria were no longer able to grow on plates.
5. Based on Chargaff's rules, which of the following statements is true? (%purines)/(%pyrimidines) = 1
6. A major difference between B-DNA and Z-DNA is: B-DNA is right-handed, while Z-DNA is left-handed
7. Which of the following is necessary to build a nucleosome? ~150bp of DNA & 8 histone proteins
8. Cargo can be exported from the nucleus when which of the following is true? Exportin is bound to Ran-GTP
1. If a DNA sequence reads 3' - AATTGGCC - 5', which nucleotide will be closest to the bottom on a Sanger Sequencing (Chain-termination sequencing) gel? T
2. The major advantage of next generation sequencing is that all methods: are massively parallel
3. One difference between the Ion Torrent and the SMRT technologies is that: SMRT technologies is that: one detects hydrogen ions while the other detects fluorescent bases.
4. If the recombination distance between A and B is: 25cM and between B and C is: 17 cM and between A and C is: 8cM, then the order of the genes on the chromosome is: ACB
5. Which of the following methods was used by the government to sequence the human genome in the Human Genome Project? Templated Sequencing and Chain-termination sequencing
6. A complementation experiment could show: whether genes have been transferred between bacteria
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