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Genome size doesn't vary much from species to species
true
false
most of our DNA is made of genes
true
false
only_ percent of dna content is protein coding genes
2%
4%
6%
50%
_ are junk dna
introns
SiNEs
LiNEs
misc. heterochromatin
DNA _
replicates
transcribes into protein
translates into RNA
DNA _ into RNA
Transcribes
Translates
_ is taking nucleic acid and changing it into amino acid information
transcription
translation
replication
_ is taking nucleic acid information and rewriting it
transcription
translation
_ are the building blocks of protein
(a)
what is the correct order?
DNA-RNA-Polypeptide(amino acid
RNA-Polypeptide(amino acid)-DNA
RNA-DNA-Polypeptide(amino acid
Polypeptide(amino acid)-RNA-DNA
_ are 3 nucleotide sequences within a nucleic acid information that our ribosomes will use to determine which amino acid to place
(a)
Ribonucleic acid may have been the original genetic material
true
false
_ has an additional -OH on 2' C
(a)
primes are counted from
right to left
left to right
ribose is _ stable in a single-stranded structure
more
less
Is RNA composed of nucleotides?
Yes
No
Is DNA composed of nucleotides?
Yes
No
Does dna have nucleotides joined by phosphodiester bonds@
Yes
no
does RNA have nucleotides joined by phosphodiester bonds?
yes
no
DNA is usually _ stranded
double
single
RNA is usually _ stranded
double
single
what is the secondary structure of DNA?
double helix
single helix
many types
what is the secondary structure of RNA
many types
single helix
double helix
DNA is
stable
easily degraded
RNA is
stable
easily degraded
rna has uracil instead of
guanine
cytosine
adenine
thyimine
_ carries DNA copy to ribosome
mRNA (messenger rna)
tRNA (transfer RNA)
rRNA (ribosomal RNA
_ transfers amino acids to ribosome
tRNA (transfer RNA)
mRNA (messenger RNA)
rRNA (ribosomal RNA)
_ is the primary component of ribosomes
rRNA (ribosomal RNA)
tRNA (transfer RNA)
mRNA (messenger RNA)
_ determines which amino acids should be appropriately placed
(a)
the _ does translation
(a)
_ are actually composed of RNA and some proteins
(a)
all forms of rna exist as a single strand
true
false
_ are made by rna polymerase I
rRNAs
DNA
_ are used to build phylogenetic trees
rRNA
mRNA
tRNA
rna is...
not very conserved
highly conserved
_ are transcribed by RNA polymerase III
tRNAs
mRNAs
rRNAs
_ is essential for proper protein synthesis
tRNA
rRNA
mRNA
_ are the core decoders of genetic code
tRNAs
rRNAs
mRNAS
_ match onto a codon of RNA and that proper binding between them determines which tRNA will get to fit in that particular spot
(a)
_ is read during the process of translation
(a)
_ play important roles in RNA splicing during RNA maturation
(a)
messenger RNA forms a...
hairpin
single helix
during transcription, one gene is copied into
mRNA
tRNA
rRNA
genes are copied thanks to _
(a)
mRNA is _ original DNA message
complementary to
the same as
transcription steps order GO
initiation, elongation, termination
elongation, termination, initiation
termination, elongation, initiation
RNA is made
5' to 3'
3' to 5'
RNA is made
from one DNA strand
from two dna strands
the strand being copied in transcription is the _ strand
template strand
non-template strand
the strand not being copied during transcription is the _ strand
non-template
template
the non-template strand is also known as the _strand
(a)
_ contains gene sequence
coding region
promoter
enhancer
termination site
_: upstream region for transcription factors to bind
promoter
coding region
enhancers
termination site
_: upstream or distant regions that bind activators
enhancers
termination site
promoter
coding region
_: end of transcription, occurs downstream from the start site
coding region
promoter
enhancers
termination site
downstream is in the closer to the _ prime
5'
3'
rna synthesis starts at the _
transcription initiation site
transcription termination sequence (terminator)
rna syntehsis stops after a _
transcription initiation site
transcription termination sequence (terminator)
just upstream of the transcription initiation site is the _
(a)
what are the two regions?
(a)
_ makes rRNA
RNA polymerase I
RNA polymerase II
RNA polymerase III
_ makes mRNA
RNA polymerase II
RNA polymerase I
RNA polymerase III
_ makes tRNA
RNA polymerase III
RNA polymerase II
RNA polymerase I
prokaryotes have _ RNA polymerase(s)
1
2
3
_ activate and repress transcription
(a)
steps of transcription
-positioning of RNA pol at initiation site
-unwinding DNA
-starting transcription
initiation
growth of RNA strand
elongation
polymerase "derails"
termination
RNA polymerase has _ activity
(a)
only about _ nucleotides are denatured during initiaition
25
50
30
45
during initiation, the _ reforms behind the polymerase
DNA double helix
RNA single strand
DNA single strand
RNA double helix
RNA polymerase needs a primer
true
false
RNA polymerase can start transcription by using a free NTP to start the RNA strand
true
false
During initiation, polymerase takes off and leaves the associated TF behind. they can be reused.
true
false
_ is similar to DNA replication
(a)
during elongation, the new nucleotides are added to the _ -OH
3
5
RNA polymerase has proofreading ability
true
false
during _, RNA polymerase reaches terminator sequence
(a)
rna gradually gets _ as it marches down the gene
shorter
longer
the primary mRNA transcript must be processed before being used for translation
true
false
_ can control binding of the promoter by activating or repressing transcription factors
(a)
_ regulate gene expression by activating transcription
(a)
_ inhibits rna polymerase binding
(a)
negative regulatory sequences are known as _
(a)
DNA has to stay linear
true
false
an enhancer is a
DNA sequence
transcription factor
a protein (_) that activates RNA transcription is an activator
transcription factor
DNA sequence
a silencer is a _
DNA sequence
transcription factor
a proteins (_) that represses RNA transcription is a repressor
transcription factor
DNA sequence
_ are the basic package for promoters. has a TATA box. allows for a low level of transcription
(a)
Rna polymerase II is associated with the_
(a)
_ binds directly to TATAA sequence and positions RNA pol II at the transcription initiation site
(a)
transcription is initiated at _ promoters
(a)
