Mac 8: End Flashcards

1
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Which type of mutation substitutes one amino acid for another?

  • Antisense Mutation
  • Nonsense Mutation
  • Sense Mutation
  • Missense Mutation
A

-Missense Mutation

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2
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Which statement is true of “Pseudogenes”?

  • Can be transcribed and translated
  • Maybe transcribed but not translated
  • Rare human gene
  • Can cause hemophilia A
A

-May be transcribed but not translated

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3
Q

A point mutation alters?

  • Centromere
  • A chromosome tip
  • A single base
  • Oocyte
A

-A single base

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____ is a change in a gene’s nucleotide base sequence that is rare in a population and can cause a mutant phenotype.

  • Cell Division
  • Sensitization
  • Mutation
  • DNA Replication
A

-Mutation

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This type of mutation originates in meiosis, affects all cells of an individual, and can be transmitted to the next generation in gametes.

  • Somatic Mutation
  • Spermline Mutation
  • Germline Mutation
  • Direct Mutation
A

-Germline Mutation

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Mutations are more likely to occur in repeated DNA sequences because?

  • The repeats hold into the replication enzymes, causing base mismatches
  • Bases in the strand can form base pairs, generating loops that interfere with replication and repair enzymes
  • The repeats attract and bind to mutagens, increasing the mutation rate
  • These bases are unstable
A

-Bases in the strand can form base pairs, generating loops that interfere with replication and repair enzymes.

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An enzyme that joins Okazaki fragments?

  • RNA Primase
  • RNA Polymerase
  • DNA Polymerase
  • DNA Ligase
A

-DNA Ligase

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Which of the following statements best describes a mutagen?

  • Chemicals or radiation that delete, substitute, or add bases.
  • Are expressed only in response to certain environmental triggers
  • Results when a duplicate of a gene mutates
  • None of the choice
A

-Chemicals or radiation that delete, substitute, or add bases.

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Which among the following results from substitution of the amino acid valine for the glutamic acid that is normally the sixth amino acid in the beta globin polypeptide chain?

  • Chronic Granulomatous Disease
  • Job’s Syndrome
  • Thalassemia
  • Sickle Cell Disease
A

-Sickle Cell Disease

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True or False

A somatic mutation originates in meiosis, affects all cells of an individual, and can be transmitted to the next generation in gametes.

A

-False (Mitosis)

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True or False

A somatic mutation originates in mitosis and affects a subset of cells.

A

-True

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In this form of DNA repair, enzymes detect loops and bulges in newly replicated DNA that indicate mispairing.

  • Photoreactivation
  • Nonsense Repair
  • Mismatch Repair
  • Base Nucleotide Repair
A

-Mismatch Repair

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13
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A nonfunctional gene near a similar but functional gene is called?

  • Phenocopy
  • Pseudogenes
  • Expanded Gene
  • Transposons
A

-Pseudogenes

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14
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Which metaphors correctly compare chromatin remodeling and microRNA function?

  • A hammer and nail
  • An activator and a repressor
  • An on/off switch and a dimmer switch
  • An elevator and a submarine
A

-An on/off switch and a dimmer switch

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15
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Ionizing radiation alters DNA sequence by what?

  • Deleting Bases
  • Removing nitrogen from the bases
  • Reversing replication forks
  • Breaking the sugar-phosphate backbone
A

-Breaking the sugar-phosphate backbone

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16
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Which of the following creates different forms of a protein by combining exons in different ways?

  • Alternate Splicing
  • Chromatin Remodeling
  • Base-target Transcription
  • Protein Translation
A

-Alternate Splicing

17
Q

Which DNA repair mechanism specifically corrects oxidative damage errors?

  • Photoreactivation
  • Base Excision Repair
  • Nucleotide Excision Repair
  • Mismatch Repair
A

-Base Excision Repair

18
Q

Methyl groups control gene expression by binding to which amino acid?

  • Leucine
  • Arginine
  • Cytosine
  • Lysine
A

-Cytosine

19
Q

Acetyl groups control gene expression by binding to?

  • Leucine
  • Arginine
  • Cytosine
  • Lysine
A

-Lysine

20
Q

They play a major role in chromatin remodeling especially in exposing DNA when and where it is to be transcribed, and shielding it when it is to be silenced. These are called?

  • microRNA
  • Acetyl Groups
  • Histones
  • Methyl Groups
A

-Histones