bio 151 exam 2 mc Flashcards

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1
Q

How many different sequences (permutations) can
there be for a DNA sequence made with six (6)
nucleotides?
- 46
- 64
- 4 ^ 6
- 6 ^ 4
- Infinite

A

4^6

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2
Q

Which of the following is not correct about RNA?
- RNA is found inside ribosomes
- RNA can base pair with DNA
- RNA can function as a catalytic molecule
- RNA is the hereditary material in some archaea
- RNA may have been the first self-replicating molecule

A

RNA is the hereditary material in some archea

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3
Q

“Charged tRNA” has all of the following except ___.
- Amino acids
- Anticodon
- Codon
- Double-stranded stems
- Single-stranded loops

A

codon

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4
Q

____ molecules are the least likely to cross a protein-
free phospholipid bilayer.
- Small, charged
- Large, charged
- Small, polar
- Large, polar
- Large, nonpolar

A

Large, charged

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5
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Phospholipids with unsaturated fatty acids may yield
_____ bilayers and may have ____ fluidity.
- Thicker; less
- Thinner; less
- Thicker; more
- Thinner; more

A

Thinner; more

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6
Q

Select THREE statements that accurately compare DNA
and RNA.
- RNA has phosphate groups in its backbone while DNA
does not.
- DNA has a base at 1’ carbon of ribose.
- DNA has a H group on the 2ʹ carbon of ribose.
- RNA has an OH group on the 3ʹ carbon of ribose.
- The nucleotide monomers in a strand of RNA are held
together with hydrogen bonds.

A
  • DNA has a base at 1’ carbon of ribose.
  • DNA has a H group on the 2ʹ carbon of ribose.
  • RNA has an OH group on the 3ʹ carbon of ribose.
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7
Q

Which of the following metabolic pathways is central
to cellular metabolism in most cells?
- The citric acid cycle
- Glycolysis
- Electron transport chain
- Lipid degradation
- Peptide synthesis

A

glycolysis

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8
Q

This molecule is ___________.
- fatty acid
- glycerol
- Phospholipid
- unsaturated fat
- saturated fat

A

saturated fat

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9
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Which of the following is incorrect?
- Complex sugars are carbohydrates.
- All carbohydrates have the general formula
Cn(H2O)n.
- Polysaccharides are polymers of simple sugars.
- Carbohydrates have the most energy of all
macromolecules.
- Simple sugars contain only carbon, oxygen, and
hydrogen atoms.

A

Carbohydrates have the most energy of all
macromolecules

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10
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Which of the following THREE statements are correct
about diffusion.
- Diffusion is driven by entropy.
- Diffusion requires an input of energy.
- Diffusion does not require an input of energy.
- Diffusion across a cell membrane may occur through
protein transporters.
- Net movement of molecules is from areas of high
concentration to areas of low concentration.

A
  • Diffusion is driven by entropy
  • Diffusion does not require an input of energy.
  • Diffusion across a cell membrane may occur through
    protein transporters.
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11
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What is this nitrogenous base?
- Adenine
- Cytosine
- Guanine
- Thymine
- Uracil

A

guanine

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12
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Adding cholesterol ____ permeability because its
steroid rings ____ the density of the hydrophobic
membrane interior.
- Enhances; decreases
- Enhances; increases
- Reduces; decreases
- Reduces; increases

A

reduces; increases

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13
Q

Which of the following is incorrect about
mitochondria?
- Their genome is similar to a-proteobacteria.
- Their ribosomes are affected by certain antibiotics.
- They divide when cells divide.
- They have two layers of membranes.
- They have a circular DNA

A

They divide when cells divide

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14
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What happens to chloride ions when CFTR is missing
or non-functional?
- Chloride ions can still slowly diffuse through the
membrane.
- Chloride ions can still diffuse across the membrane
through channels that normally carry positive ions
like sodium or potassium.
- Chloride ions can no longer diffuse across the
membrane.
- Chloride ions will now diffuse across the membrane
in the opposite direction

A

Chloride ions can no longer diffuse across the membrane

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15
Q

Which of the following (as we know them today) came
last during evolution.
- Bacteria
- Chloroplasts
- Endoplasmic reticulum
- Mitochondria
- Eukaryotes

A

Chloroplasts

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16
Q

Which of the following is not one of Koch’s postulates
about the Germ Theory.
- The pathogen must be present in all disease cases
- A Pathogen can be isolated and maintained in a pure
culture
- Pure culture can produce the original infection
- A pathogen can spontaneously cause infection
- The organism can be re-isolated from the
inoculated/infected animal

A

A pathogen can spontaneously cause infection

17
Q

Prokaryotic cells lack ___.
- Chromosomes that contain genetic information
- Mitochondria to generate ATP
- Plasma membrane composed of phospholipids and
proteins
- Ribosomes to synthesize proteins

A

mitochondria to generate ATP

18
Q

Which of the following has a catalytic role in making
proteins by forming peptide bonds during translation?
- mRNA
- miRNA
- rRNA
- tRNA
- All of the above

A

rRNA

19
Q

Removing cholesterol ____ permeability because the
hydrophobic interior of the membrane is ____ dense.
- Enhances; more
- Enhances; less
- Reduces; more
- Reduces; less

A

enhances; less

20
Q

Which of the following ions are moved out of a cell?
- Ca+
- Fe2+
- K+
- Mg2+
- Na+

A

Na+

21
Q

Which of the following are least likely to cross a
protein-free plasma membrane.
- Small, charged
- Small, polar
- Small, nonpolar
- Large, nonpolar

A

small, charged

22
Q

How many unique disaccharides can you theoretically
make from four different types of trioses?
- 2 * 3 * 4
- (2 * 2) ^ 2
- (2 * 4) ^ 2
- (3 * 5) ^ 2
- (2 * 4) ^ 4

A

(2 * 4) ^ 2

23
Q

elect TWO statements that are true about lipids.
- Lipids store the genetic information of the cell.
- Lipids form the boundaries of cells.
- Lipids catalyze chemical reactions.
- Lipids are used to store energy.
- Lipids have a lot of oxygens.

A

Lipids form the boundaries of cells.
Lipids are used to store energy.

24
Q

An animal cell placed in a ____ solution will shrink but
not burst.
- Hypertonic
- Hypotonic
- Isotonic
- Supertonic
- None of the above

A

Hypertonic

25
Q

Which of the following terms is NOT correct about lipid
rafts?
- They contain more cholesterol
- Phospholipids have more saturated fatty acid chains
- They serve as anchors for cytoskeletal proteins
- They may have specific types of glycolipids
- Integral proteins with longer transmembrane
(hydrophobic) domains cluster in lipid rafts

A

they serve as anchors for cytoskeletal proteins