WorksheetsHHB 1.3 Gene Expression
Total questions: 82
Worksheet time: 1hrs 22mins
The production of a protein using the code from mRNA is known as...?
RNA is ..................... stranded
single
double
What is the function of mRNA?
carries a copy of the DNA code from the nucleus to the mitochondrion
carries a copy of the DNA code from the ribosome to the nucleus
carries a copy of the amino acids from the nucleus to the ribosome
carries a copy of the DNA code from the nucleus to the ribosome.
where in the cell is mRNA transcribed from DNA?
nucleus
mitochondrion
cytoplasm
ribosome
Where is mRNA translated into proteins?
In the nucleus
At the mitochondrion in the cytoplasm
At the ribosomes in the cytoplasm
In the cytoplasm
What is each triplet of bases on the mRNA molecule called?
a triplet
a codon
an anticodon
a coder
What does each codon code for?
a specific amino acid
a random amino acid
a protein
a ribosome
Which of the following is a description of tRNA?
simple, straight, single strand of nucleotides
double stranded helix where nucleotides are held together by hydrogen bonds between complementary bases
single strand that is folded and held in this shape by hydrogen bonds between complementary base pairs
What does each tRNA molecule carry?
A protein
A ribosome
A random amino acid
A specific amino acid
RNA polymerase moves along DNA unwinding the double helix and breaking the ........................................ bonds between the bases.
deoxyribose
sulfur
hydrogen
sugar-phosphate
RNA splicing forms a (a) mRNA transcript.
The introns of the primary transcript are ........................
coding regions and are removed
noncoding regions and are removed
coding regions and are retained
noncoding regions and are retained
The exons are joined together to form the ...................... mRNA transcript.
primary
mature
secondary
immature
The order of the exons is changed during splicing.
True
False
tRNA is involved in the translation of mRNA into a ............................. at a ribosome
mature transcript
carbohydrate
polypeptide
primary transcript
What does translation end at?
stop codon
start codon
end codon
primary codon
What bonds to codons by complementary base pairing?
A polypeptide
A ribosome
An anticodon on mRNA
An anticodon on tRNA
Anticodons on tRNA bond to codons on mRNA by complementary base pairing, translating the genetic code into a sequence of ................................
polypeptides
ribosomes
amino acids
proteins
Different proteins can be expressed from one gene, as a result of .................................
alternative DNA splicing
random mutations
alternative RNA splicing
Variation
Different mature mRNA transcripts are produced from the same primary transcript depending on ...................................
which introns are removed
which introns are retained
which exons are removed
which exons are retained.
Amino acids are linked by peptide bonds to form ...................................
DNA
ribosomes
polypeptides
mRNA
Polypeptide chains fold to form the three-dimensional shape of a protein, held together by .................................. bonds and other interactions between individual amino acids
sugar-phosphate
peptide
sulfur
hydrogen
Phenotype is determined by proteins produced as the result of gene ...................................
structure
sequence
order
expression
Along with gene expression, what can also influence phenotype?
Nothing else
Genetics
Environmental factors
DNA
The diagram above represents an RNA nucleotide. Structure B is...
Phosphate
Deoxyribose sugar
Ribose sugar
Base
Name the structure shown in the diagram.
(a)
Name the stage of protein synthesis that is shown in the diagram opposite.
(a)
ATG GGA ACT CCA
what is the complementary tRNA anticodons?
Which of the following answer choices correctly identifies each molecule in the above diagram?
1 - mRNA, 2 - tRNA, 3 - ribosome
1 - tRNA, 2 - mRNA, 3 - ribosome
1 - tRNA, 2 - ribosome, 3 - mRNA
1 - ribosome, 2 - tRNA, 3 - mRNA
The structure X is a ________.
ribosome
nucleus
tRNA
DNA
Which of these will complete the mRNA strand matching the DNA shown?
C A G
A U G
G U C
U A G
What is the role of tRNA in translation?
It carries specific amino acids to the ribosome
It synthesizes new strands of mRNA
It replicates DNA
It forms peptide bonds between amino acids
In the image, which number represents tRNA?
1
2
3
4
In the image, which number represents an amino acid?
1
2
3
4
In the image, which number represents mRNA?
1
2
3
4
Which process is this?
Transcription
Translation
DNA Replication
Mutation
What happens during the splicing of introns in mRNA processing?
Introns are always inserted between exons
Introns are linked together
Introns are removed from the mRNA strand
Introns are translated into proteins
What happens during the splicing of exons in mRNA processing?
Introns are inserted between exons
Exons are removed from the mRNA strand
Introns are translated into proteins
Exons are linked together
An mRNA strand contains the codon: UCU AUC CCU. What is the corresponding amino acids?
SER ALA PRO
SER ILE ARG
SER ILE GLY
SER ILE PRO
