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Bio Exam 5

Molecular bio and biotechnology

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The 2 DNA strands are ___________, where 1 strand will have the 3’C of sugar in the “upward” position and the other strand will have the 5’C in the “upward” position. Antiparallel
A permanent change in DNA sequence, which occurs if mistakes are not corrected is called: : Mutation
DNA is wrapped tightly around proteins called ___________ during packaging. Histones
The enzyme ____________ unwinds & opens the DNA helix by breaking bonds between the strands during DNA replication. Helicase
Which of the following is FALSE about RNA It is found only in the nucleus
A promoter: is a DNA sequence where the enzyme RNA polymerase binds and initiates transcription.
Which of the following is TRUE about the template strand during the process of transcription It is the DNA strand that specifies the complementary mRNA strand.
One strand of DNA has the sequence 3’-TACCGGCCAATAATTCGA-5’. What is the mRNA sequence on the other strand AUGGCCGGUUAUUAAGCU
Using the codon table, what is the resulting amino acid chain from the mRNA sequence AUGGCCGGUUAUUAAGCU Met – Ala – Gly – Tyr – stop
Amino acids are assembled into proteins: On ribosomes
An anticodon is found on: tRNA
What is the correct order for the process of DNA replication Initiation, elongation, termination
What is the correct order of the Central Dogma DNA → mRNA → protein
The most well-known example of an antibiotic is _____________. Penicillin
Farmers selected for plant/crop varieties with desirable traits long before modern-day biotechnology thru _________________. Selective breeding
What is a genetically modified organism (GMO) An organism whose genome has been artificially changed with recombinant DNA
The building blocks of DNA are called: Nucleotides
What 2 parts of a nucleotide create the backbone for each single strand of DNA: Sugar & phosphate group
The 2 strands of DNA are held together by _________bonds: Hydrogen
Guanine (G) pairs with ________, whereas adenine (A) in DNA pairs with ________: Cytosine (C), thymine (T)
One strand of DNA has the sequence AGTCATGA. Using the base-pairing rules, what is the DNA sequence on the other strand: Answer: b) TCAGTACT
What type of nucleic acid is single stranded and is involved in protein synthesis: Answer: d) RNA
Which of the following is FALSE: Answer: c) DNA is packaged up in the nucleus of prokaryotes
Loosely coiled DNA is called _______, whereas, tightly coiled DNA is called ______: Answer: a) Chromatin, chromosome
The ____________ DNA strand is synthesized continuously in the 5' to 3' direction: Answer: a) Leading strand
Which of the following repairs thymine dimers caused by UV light: Answer: c) Nucleotide excision
The process of making mRNA from the DNA code is called: Answer: d) Transcription
Adenine (A) in DNA pairs with what nitrogenous base in RNA: Answer: b) Uracil (U)
One strand of DNA has the sequence AGTCATGA. What is the mRNA sequence on the other strand: Answer: c) UCAGUACU
Protein synthesis is also called: Answer: b) Translation
Which of the following is not part of the "machinery" for protein synthesis: Answer: a) DNA
This molecule actually "translates" the language of RNA into the language of proteins: Answer: d) tRNA
A codon can be defined as: Answer: c) 3 mRNA nucleotides = 1 amino acid
In eukaryotes, transcription occurs in the _______, whereas, translation occurs in the _________: Answer: d) Nucleus; cytoplasm
A "charged" tRNA means it has a specific _________ attached to it: Answer: b) Amino acid
Using the codon table in your homework, what is the resulting peptide chain from this mRNA sequence: 5'-AUGGGCUACCGA-3': Answer: a) Met – Gly – Tyr - Arg
What is the name of the enzymes that are used in DNA Fingerprinting that will cut DNA into fragments: Answer: c) Restriction enzymes
In gel electrophoresis of DNA, the different bands in the gel form because the DNA molecules __________: Answer: a) Have different lengths/sizes
Which of the following is FALSE about gel electrophoresis: Answer: b) Large molecules move faster thru the gel
Which of the following is a reason for doing DNA Fingerprinting: Answer: d) All the above
What is a genetically modified organism (GMO) An organism whose genome has been artificially changed with recombinant DNA
Some prokaryotes have extra circular DNA called ___________ that clone genes so they can be added into other organisms: Plasmid
________________identifies gene variants (i.e. defects/mutations) in an individual that may lead to a genetic disease in that individual such as breast cancer & cystic fibrosis: Genetic testing
In general, antibiotics kill _______________, which can be created by biotechnology: Bacteria
What is the goal of GMOs in plants/crops: All the above
The Bt toxin was introduced into plants to act as a/an: Insecticide
Which of the following enzymes seals the gaps between the Okazaki fragments at the end of DNA replication? DNA ligase
Transcription occurs in the ____________ in prokaryotic cells. .Cytoplasm
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