
Nucleic Acids
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Kate Ducharme
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Cell differentiation is a process that changes less specialized cells into more specialized cells.
Which of the following controls cell differentiation?
RNA coding ribosomes.
Cell division caused by mitosis.
Genetic information stored in DNA.
Mitochondria in cell cytoplasm.
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Which of the following best supports the theory that gene expression is a regulated process?
Genes produce mutations regularly.
Gene expression only occurs during cell growth.
Some genes are inactive or not expressed.
The location of alleles determines gene expression.
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Which of the following represents a nucleotide, the basic component of DNA?
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Nucleotides in the strands of DNA molecules are held together by -
ionic bonds
hydrogen bonds
physical bonds
phosphate bonds
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Which of the following is a true statement about the genetic code of all organisms?
The ratio of guanine to cytosine is nearly 2:1.
The ratio of cytosine to thymine is nearly 1:1.
The ratio of guanine to adenine is nearly 2:1.
The ratio of adenine to thymine is nearly 1:1.
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How is the information for specifying the traits of an organism carried in the structure in DNA?
Traits are coded for by nucleotides.
Traits are coded for by covalent bonds.
Traits are coded for by phosphate groups.
Traits are coded for by deoxyribose sugars.
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Which molecule delivers amino acids to the ribosome during this cellular processes?
rRNA
Protein
mRNA
tRNA
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Eye color, hair color, and height are all traits that are expressed in humans. Which of the following best describes how these traits are determined?
DNA codes for specific proteins.
RNA catalyzes amino acid assembly.
Somatic cells divide during mitosis.
Blood cells from parents are passed to offspring.
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Bacteria can be genetically modified to produce human insulin for the medical treatment of diabetic patients. The human insulin gene is placed into the DNA of a bacterium through the use of restriction enzymes and the bacterium becomes an insulin-producing factory.
This is evidence that bacteria and humans -
have cells with nuclei.
have identical genomes.
share parts of a genetic code.
reproduce sexually.
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