4.3

Question 1

Transcription process

Answer 1

initiation, promoter, clearance, elongation, and termination

Question 2

Initiation

Answer 2

When the Enzyme RNA binds to a region of gene called a promoter. This signals the DNA to unwind so the enzyme can read the bases in one of the DNA strands. The enzyme is now ready to make a strand of mRNA with a complementary sequence of bases

Question 3

promoter

Answer 3

A region of DNA the initiates transcription of a particular gene

Question 4

clearance

Answer 4

the rate at with a drug or substance is removed from the plasma and divided by the concentration of that drug or substance in that plasma

Question 5

termination

Answer 5

the end of transcription where a RNA polymer crosses a stop termination sequence in the gene. the mRNA strand is complete and it detaches from the DNA

Question 6

Adds poly a tail to the 3 end of the new RNA molecule

Answer 6

Poly A polymerase

Question 7

Splices introns out of pre-RNA molecule

Answer 7

Splicasome

Question 8

Matches complementary RNA nucleotide to template DNA strand

Answer 8

RNA Polymerase

Question 9

binds promoter to initiate transcription

Answer 9

General transcription factors

Question 10

Order

Answer 10

1 General transcription with TATA
2 RNA Polymers binds to promoter
3 DNA unwound And RNA makes complementary nucleotide
4 5´ capping
5 RNA splicing
6 RNA polymers transcribes a 7 polyadenylation signal sequence
a tail on 3