Quiz 15 - Lost in translation Flashcards
The genetic code is ______ and ______
universal and overlapping.
universal and non-overlapping.
almost universal and overlapping.
almost universal and non-overlapping.
Almost universal and non-overlapping
Which of the following statements about transfer RNAs is TRUE?
A)They have a secondary structure that is represented by a clover-leaf
B)They carry amino acids at their 3’ ends
C) Both A and B
D) Neither A nor B
Both A and B
How many different sequences of nine ribonucleotides would code for the amino acid combination trp-leu-phe ? 3 6 8 10 none of these choices
None of these choices
Possible code combinations are 12 UGG-UUA- UUU UGG-UUG- UUU UGG-CUU-UUU UGG-CUC-UUU UGG-CUA-UUU UGG-CUG- UUU
UGG-UUA- UUC UGG-UUG- UUC UGG-CUU- UUC UGG-CUC- UUC UGG-CUA- UUC UGG-CUG- UUC
The genetic code is degenerate. This means that?
A) similar amino acids have similar codes
B)one codon can code for more than one amino acid
C) more than one codon can specify the same amino acid
D) one codon can be recognized by more than one tRNA
E) one codon can be part of two or more genes
C) more than one codon can specify the same amino acid
What is the role of EF-Tu during bacterial translation?
A) binds to the small ribosomal subunit to initiate translation
B) dissociates monosomes into subunits following termination
C) brings aminoacyl-tRNA to the A site
D) brings aminoacyl-tRNA to the P site
E) stimulates translocation
C) Brings aminoacyl-tRNA to the A site
True or False. The formation of a peptide bond is accompanied by the release of a water molecule.
True
RF1, RF2 and RF3 participate in? translation initiation in bacteria Correct! A translation termination in bacteria B translation initiation in eukaryotes C translation elongation in eukaryotes D translation termination in eukaryotes
The translation termination in bacteria
Which of the following best describes bacterial ribosomes? A) 30S + 50S = 80S B) 30S + 50S = 70S C) 30S + 40S = 70S D) 40S + 60S = 80S E) 40S + 60S = 70S
B) 30S + 50S = 70S
The following DNA fragment contains the sequence for the translation initiation codon usually used in genes:
CGGAACATCGC
GCCTTGTAGCG
The template strand must be:
A) upper strand, 3’-to-5’ from left to right
B) upper strand, 5’-to-3’ from left to right
C) lower strand, 3’-to-5’ from left to right
D) lower strand, 5’-to-3’ from left to right
B) Upper strand, 5’ to 3’ from left to right
The following mRNA sequence codes for the entire (although short) polypeptide. What is the most likely sequence?
5’ AGU CGU GGC AUG CCU GAG CGA ACU GUA UGA ACG 3’
A) Ser-Arg-Gly-Met-Pro-Glu-Arg-Thr-Val-Trp-Thr B) Ser-Arg-Gly-Met-Pro-Glu-Arg-Thr-Val C) Met-Pro-Glu-Arg-Thr-Val-Trp-Thr D) Met-Pro-Glu-Arg-Thr-Val E) None of the above
D) Met- Pro- Glu- Arg - Thr- Val - Trp- Thr
Which type of nucleic acid is most likely to contain modified bases? A) DNA B) mRNA C) tRNA D) two of the above E) all of the above
C) tRNA
During translation, the growing polypeptide chain is transferred from the I site of the ribosome to the next amino acid in the II site. With I site being \_\_\_ and II site being \_\_\_ A) I = A ; II = P B) I = E ; II = P C) I = P ; II = A D) I = E ; II = A E) I = P ; II = E
C) I = P ; II = A
A round of translation is terminated when the ribosome encounters a stop codon. This is because?
A) the charged tRNA for the stop codon signals the ribosome to stop.
B) there are too many tRNAs for the stop codon.
C) there are not enough tRNAs for the stop codon.
D) there are no tRNAs for the stop codon.
D) there are no tRNAs for the stop codon
Which of the following DNA sequences encodes a stop codon? A) 5′ ATA 3′ B) 5′ TAC 3′ C) 5′ CTA 3′ D) 5′ CAT 3′ E) none of the above
C) 5’ CTA 3
During translation, mRNA is read in the direction and polypeptides are synthesized from the terminus. A) 3'-to-5' ; amino to the carboxyl B) 3'-to-5' ; carboxyl to the amino C) 5'-to-3' ; amino to the carboxyl D) 5'-to-3' ; carboxyl to the amino
C) 5’-to-3’ ; amino to the carboxyl
The genetic code consists of \_\_\_\_\_\_ nonsense condon(s)? A) 1 B) 3 C) 46 D) 61 E) 64
B) 3
During translation, peptide bonds are created by a(n) \_\_\_\_\_ \_\_\_\_\_called peptidyl . A) enzyme ; synthetase B) enzyme ; transferase C) rRNA ; synthetase D) rRNA ; transferase E) none of the above is true
D) rRNA ; Transferase
Which of the following does NOT reach the cytoplasm of eukaryotes? A) exon B) intron C) tRNA D) rRNA E) two of the above
B) Intron
A mature tRNA molecule contains how many stems and loops?
4 stems and 3 loops
The enzyme amino acyl-tRNA synthetase does what?
A) Synthesizes tRNA.
B) Destroys excess tRNAs.
C) Attaches the appropriate amino acid to its tRNA.
D) Removes the amino acid from its tRNA during of translation
E) Helps tRNA synthesize amino acids
C) Attaches the amino acid from its tRNA during of translation
Immediately after the peptide bond forms and prior to translocation of the ribosome, the amino acids are attached to the: A) A site B) P site C) E site D) A and P sites E) A, P and E sites
A site
During translation, each time the ribosome moves down the mRNA three nucleotide bases, the old _I_ site becomes the new _II_ site. With I site being \_\_ and site II \_\_ A) I = A ; II = P B) I = P ; II = A C) I = E ; II = A D) I = E ; II = P E) none of the above is true
I = A ; II = P
The __________ is a structure consisting of many ribosomes translating the same mRNA a different sites at the same time.
polysome
Which of the following code for amino acids? Intron Ion Exon Exxon Enron
Exon
