DNA, RNA & Protein Synthesis

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A portion of mRNA is coded CUG. The corresponding DNA is coded

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GAC

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A portion of DNA reads GAG. The corresponding mRNA would be: GUG, GTG, CTC, CUC

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CUC

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How are DNA polymerase and RNA polymerase similar?

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All of these things are true: they are both enzymes, both are involved in making new polymers, and both can be found doing work in the cell nucleus.

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How are DNA polymerase and RNA polymerase different?

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They are involved in the synthesis of different polymers.

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The process of creating RNA using DNA as the template is

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transcription

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In RNA, uracil takes the place of the DNA nitrogen base called

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thymine

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The process shown in this image

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All of these apply

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In eukaryotes, where is molecule 1 found? Options: ribosomes, chloroplasts, cytoplasm, the nucleus

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the nucleus

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Where is Molecule 3 synthesized? Options: ribosomes, chloroplasts, the cell membrane, the nucleus

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ribosomes

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Why are DNA strands 1 and 2 able to separate and rejoin easily?

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the nature of hydrogen bonds