Chapter 3 RNA And Translation Flashcards

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This paper describes the unusual situation of a polypeptide being extended by two different point mutations. How is this possible?

A) Both point mutations change the first base pair of a codon
B) Both point mutations change a nucleotide to a ‘‘C”
C) Both point mutations change the third base pair of a Serine
D) Both point mutations change the same stop codon to a non-stop codon
E) None of the above

A

D) Both point mutations change the same stop codon to a non-stop codon

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This molecule is not required to make a polypeptide:

A) rRNA
B) Helicase
C) mRNA
D) tRNA
E) All are required to make a polypeptide
A

B) Helicase

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You need this molecule to make microRNA:

A) DNA polymerase
B) RNA polymerase
C) Ribosomes
D) tRNA
E) mRNA
A

B) RNA polymerase

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The process regulated my microRNA:

A) Translation
B) Transcription
C) Transpiration 
D) Meiosis II
E) all of the above
A

A) Translation

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The process interrupted by siRNA is:

A) mitosis
B) transcription
C) translation
D) meiosis II
E) All of the above
A

C) translation

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Incorporation of amino acids into a growing polypeptide has stopped, which one of the following molecules is most likely lacking in the cell?

A) siRNA
B) ribosome
C) DNA polymerase
D) charged tRNA
E) rRNA
A

D) charged tRNA

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Your genome of interest has a 40% G/C content. What is the percent of the genome that is Guanine?

A) 60%
B) 20%
C) 35%
D) 30%
E) 40%
A

B) 20%

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The following is an mRNA sequence. What was the CODING sequence? 5’- AUCCAAAACGUUGA - 3’

A) 5’- ATCCAAAACGTTGA - 3’
B) 5’- TACCTTTTGCAACT - 3’
C) 3’- TACCTTTTGCAACT - 5’
D) 5’- AGTTGCAAAAGGTA - 3’
E) The sequence is not listed in A-D
A

A) 5’- ATCCAAAACGTTGA - 3’

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Given the following DNA coding sequence 5’ - CGATGATGCCTCATTGT - 3’, what is the resulting polypeptide in single letter annotation (beginning from the start codon only)?

A) 5'-RSFLI... -3'
B) 5'-MIPHC...-3'
C) 5'-GCTACTAAGGAGTAACA-3'
D) 5'-MMPHC...-3'
E) None of the above
A

D) 5’-MMPHC…-3’

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Which of the following carry out their functions in the cytoplasm?

A) microRNA
B) siRNA
C) tRNA
D) mRNA
E) All carry out their functions in the cytoplasm
A

E) All carry out their functions in the cytoplasm

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Which of the following are created in the nucleus?

A) microRNA
B) siRNA
C) tRNA
D) mRNA
E) All are created in the nucleus
A

E) All are created in the nucleus

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True or False?

Alternative splicing means an intron can be left in edited rRNA

A

False

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True or False?

Alternative splicing means that an exon can be removed from a transcript

A

True

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True or False?

The RNA induced silencing complex (RISC) is used with microRNA to regulate mRNA

A

True

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True or False?

There are several exceptions to the codons used for polypeptide synthesis

A

True

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True or False?

A charged mRNA brings an amino acid in to a ribosome for incorporation into a polypeptide

A

False

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Which process does not require complementary base pairing?

A) DNA Replication
B) siRNA regulation
C) Transcription
D) Translation
E) All require complementary base pairing
A

E) All require complementary base pairing