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1
Q

what is the expected phenotype ratio of a traditional Dihybrid Cross of two heterozygotes?

A

9:3:3:1

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2
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If a genotype is TT, this tells you it is:

A

homozygous dominant

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3
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which part of an amino acid is more significant to the structure and function of proteins?

A

R group

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4
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This pedigree chart demonstrates which of the following forms of inheritance?

A

x-linked recessive

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5
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multi-protein complexes that use energy from ATP hydrolysis to physically disrupt nucleosomes are:

A

chromatin remodelers

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6
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If Xist is methylated, then:

A

The X chromosome is active

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7
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During the ‘elongation’ stage of translation, after the arrival of each new tRNA:

A

the growing peptide chain is ‘passed’ from the tRNA in the P-site to the tRNA in the A-site

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8
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If lactose is present:

A

The Lac operon is activated

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9
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which of the following is responsible for presenting the re-ligation of strands during DNA replication?

A

SSB

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10
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Initiation of bacterial translation is accomplished as the _______ of the mRNA is recognized and bound by the ribosome.

A

Shine-Delgarno sequence

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11
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The O gene of the Lac operon:

A

Binds the repressor protein

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12
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Which of the following is a phenotype:

A

Tall

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13
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If glucose is present:

A

The Lac operon is repressed

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14
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What is the expected phenotype ratio of a Monohybrid Cross (such as Tt x Tt)?

A

3:1

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15
Q

If you cross a red flower plant and a white flower plant and observe pink flowers in the offspring then this is an example of:

A

Incomplete (partial) Inheritance

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16
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Blood type is an example of

A

Multiple Allele Inheritance

17
Q

If someone is bald, you cannot tell if you have a mutation in their hair color gene (in other words, a mutation in gene early in a pathway masks mutations in later genes). This is an example of:

A

Epistasis

18
Q

If the sense DNA is 5’ GACT 3’ then what is the 5’ to 3’ RNA that is synthesized?

A

5’ GACT 3’

19
Q

The Sigma Subunit of RNA Polymerase:

A

Sees and binds the promoter

20
Q

A hairpin structure signals he termination of:

A

transcription

21
Q

The I gene of the Lac operon:

A

binds the repressor protein

22
Q

Pol I in Eukaryotes codes for:

A

rRNA

23
Q

TFIIH:

A

Phosphorylates the tail of RNA polymerase

24
Q

when does a cell need to replicate DNA?

A

before mitosis

25
Q

If a base substitution leads to a Stop Codon, we call it a:

A

Nonsense mutation

26
Q

Why is coupled Transcription-Translation not possible in Eukaryotes?

A

Because Eukaryotes have a nucleus

27
Q

If a regulator is a DNA sequence, such as an enhancer or a promoter, we call it:

A

Cis-Acting

28
Q

Which of the following Regulates Enhancers?

A

Insulators

29
Q

HATs (Histone Acetyltransferases):

A

Loosen DNA and activate gene expression

30
Q

If tryptophan is present:

A

the trp is repressed

31
Q

What is the Central Dogma of Biology?

A

DNA–>RNA–>Protein

32
Q

Why are Pol I, RNase H, and Ligase needed in DNA replication?

A

Pol I:RNA
RNase H: removes RNA primers
Ligase:seals things up

33
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What is a “promoter”?

A

DNA set to bind RNA polymerase