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  • Q1:3. What is the human Genome Project? What is Precision medicine?See Answer
  • Q2:Assume the mating of two dogs from different breeds that both show an excessive bleeding disorder. In one breed, the condition is an autosomal recessive, and in the other a sex-linked recessive. The dogs used are an affected male Lab and an affected female Doberman. The progeny resulting from the mating are: 1. All normal females 2. All affected males Which breed has the sex-linked disorder and what is the genotype for that breed at both loci?See Answer
  • Q3:Which of the following is an example of a coding strand of DNA? 3¹-ATCGCCCAG - 5¹ 5¹-ATCGCCCAG-3' 3'-AUCGCCCAG-5¹ 5¹-AUCGCCCAG - 3¹See Answer
  • Q4:Which of the following is true of mRNA? It is oriented in a 3'- 5' direction It is complimentary to the coding strand of DNA It is identical to the coding strand of DNA None of the above are trueSee Answer
  • Q5:If a point mutation occurs in a template strand of DNA, will that mutation also be seen in the nitrogenous base code of the mRNA? Yes No It dependsSee Answer
  • Q6:A coding strand of DNA has the nitrogenous base sequence TACGGT. What would the corresponding mRNA sequence be? OTACGGT OUACGGU QATGCCA AUGCCASee Answer
  • Q7:Based on the following strand of mRNA, what was the original template strand of DNA? 5'-AUCGCGCCA-3¹ 5'-ATCGCGCCA - 3¹ 3'-ATCGCGCCA-5' 3'-TAGCGCGGT - 5' 5'-TAGCGCGGT-3'See Answer
  • Q8:A section of a template strand of DNA has the nitrogenous base sequence CGGTCA. What would the corresponding mRNA sequence be? CGGTCA CGGUCA GCCAGT GCCAGUSee Answer
  • Q9:Which of the following is true of RNA primers? They are only used in building on the lagging strand There are numerous RNA primers used when building on the leading strand Once replaced, they are known as Okazaki fragments They create attachment points for the DNA polymerase to attach to and begin laying down nucleotides in a 5'--> 3' directionSee Answer
  • Q10:Which of the following is true of DNA polymerase? It can only read DNA in a 3's 5' direction. It can only build a new strand of DNA in a 3' à 5' direction It does not require helicase to separate the two strands of DNA It is used in DNA transcriptionSee Answer
  • Q11:Which of the following DNA polymerases is responsible for replacing RNA primers with DNA nucleotides? DNA polymerase I DNA polymerase II DNA polymerase III All of the aboveSee Answer
  • Q12:Which of the following enzymes is responsible for creating phosphodiester bonds between Okazaki fragments and recently replaced primers? DNA polymerase 1 DNA polymerase II RNA polymerase DNA ligaseSee Answer
  • Q13:Which of the following point mutations could lead to a frameshift mutation? Insertion Substitution Inversion MissenceSee Answer
  • Q14:Which type of point mutation is depicted in the gene below? Note: Both strands show the same codon.See Answer
  • Q15:In which site of the ribosome does the first aminoacyl-tRNA enter? A site P site E site It dependsSee Answer
  • Q16:Which of the following types of RNA is carries the anti-codon? mRNA tRNA rRNA None of the aboveSee Answer
  • Q17:Which amino acid is associated with the start codon in translation? Methionine Arginine Tryptophan LeucineSee Answer
  • Q18:Which of the following is true of RNA polymerase? It requires helicase to open up the DNA It can only read the DNA in a 3'à 5' direction It requires primers to be laid down in order to have a 5' end to start at In creates base pairings complimentary with the coding strand of DNASee Answer
  • Q19:Which of the following is true of the connection between adenine and thymine? They are connected by 3 Hydrogen bonds In RNA, the adenine will be replaced by a uracil They are more difficult to separate than cytosine and guanine None of the above are trueSee Answer
  • Q20:In eukaryotes, DNA is coiled around proteins known as: Histones Nucleosomes RNA primers SNRPSSee Answer

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