U1 KA5 Structure Of The Genome Flashcards

1
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What is the genome of an organism?

A

Its entire hereditary information encoded in DNA.

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2
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What is a genome composed of?

A

Coding and non-coding regions of DNA

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3
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How are DNA sequences that code for protein defined as?

A

As genes.

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4
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What do non-coding DNA sequences in the genome do?

A

Regulate transcription and others are transcribed but never translated.

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5
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Fill in the blank: DNA sequences that code for proteins are called _______.

A

[genes]

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6
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True or False: All DNA sequences in a genome code for proteins and why.

A

False there are also non-coding regions that regulate transcription but are never translated.

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What is the role of some DNA sequences in the genome that do not code for proteins?

A

They regulate transcription.

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What happens to DNA sequences that are transcribed but never translated?

A

They are transcribed but not translated into proteins.

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