Genetics - DNA : Reading the code Flashcards

1
Q

in pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma pancreatic stellate cells are affected. this causes which of their receptors to that acts as a transcriptional regulator of PSCs to actiate the cells to reduce fibrosis and inflammation and enhance the efficacy of a coadministered chemotoxic agent

a. vit c
b. vit a
c. vit d

A

c. vit d

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2
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DNA wrapped around histone proteins is known as..

a. Double helix
b. chromosomes
c. chromatin

A

c. chromatin

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3
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how are histones modified to regukate access to dna

a,phosphorylation
b.acetylation

A

b.acetylation

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4
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what affect does histone acetylation have on transcription

a. increase
b. decrease

A

a.increase

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5
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in cancer therapy what is done to histones

a. acetylated
b. deacetylated

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b.deacetylated

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6
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what drug binds to a receptor that translocates to the nucleus and effects gene transcription

a. corticosteroids
b. glucocorticoids
c. mineralocorticoids

A

b.glucocorticoids

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7
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which receptors act as transcription factors

a. mu
b. delta
c. pcsk9
d. oestrogen

A

d.oestrogen

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8
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what enzyme tdo transcription factors interact with

a. dna polymerase
b. dna helicase
c. taq polymerase
d. dna ligase
c. rna polymerase

A

c. rna polymerase

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9
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which is more common

a. transitions
b. transversions

A

a.transitions

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10
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when a pyrimidine is swapped for another pyrimidine it is known as

a. transition
b. transversion

A

a. transition

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11
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when a pyrimidine is swapped for a purine it is known as

a. transition
b. transversion

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b. transversion

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12
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a mutation in the promoter or non coding regions will have which effect

a. alter expression levels
b. change protein
c. stop translation

A

a. alter expression levels

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13
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if the mutations causes the same amino acid to be coded for it is known as..

a. silent
b. nonsense
c. missense

A

a.silent

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14
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if the mutations causes a different amino acid to be coded for it is known as..

a. silent
b. nonsense
c. missense

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c. missense

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15
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if the mutations causes a stop codon to be coded for it is known as..

a. silent
b. nonsense
c. missense

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b. nonsense

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16
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retinitis pigmentosa can be cause by 1 mutation type in one gene only

a. true
b. false

A

b.false

many mutation types in many genes

17
Q

which of these is not a component of PCR

a. target DNA
b. forward and reverse primers
c. deoxynucleotide triphosphates and buffer salts
d. DNA polymerase
e. RNA polymerase

A

e.RNA polymerase

18
Q

which of these can be detected using PCR

a. peptic ulcer
b. reflux disease
c. pregnancy
d. e coli
e. barrets oesophagus

A

a.peptic ulcer

19
Q

PCR, sequencing reaction, gel electrophoresis and reading off a single dna sequence describes which process

a. pcr
b. next generation genetic analysis
c. conventional dna sequencing

A

c. conventional dna sequencing

20
Q

which of these is not a use of next generation sequencing

a. mutation detection
b. pharmacogenomics
c. gene expression
d. microbiology
e. bioavailability

A

e. bioavailability

21
Q

personalised medicine is based on..

a. pcr
b. ngs

A

b.ngs