Chapter 21
Student: ______
1. The genetic material that is found principally in the chromosomes is called:
A.DNA B.RNA C.ADA D.NADH
2. Choose the following that is NOT accurate concerning deoxyribonucleic acid.
A.It constitutes the major portion of chromosomes. B.It is found within the nucleus of eukaryotes. C.It can be found within mitochondria. D.It specifies the sequence of amino acids for protein synthesis. E.It contains a ribose sugar.
3. The bases in DNA are joined by hydrogen bonds and this association of complementary bases is called:
A.nondisjunction B.pair bonding C.complementary base pairing D.replication
4. The process of making a copy of DNA is called:
A.duplication B.replication C.isomerization D.transcription E.translation
1 5. DNA bases include all of the following except:
A.adenine B.thymine C.cytosine D.uracil E.guanine
6. In complementary base pairing of the DNA molecule, adenine always combines with:
A.adenine B.thymine C.cytosine D.uracil E.guanine
7. In complementary base pairing of the DNA molecule, cytosine always combines with:
A.adenine B.thymine C.cytosine D.uracil E.guanine
8. Nucleotides are composed of:
A.phosphate, base, protein B.sugar, protein, sulfur C.phosphate, sugar, base D.sugar, sulfur, phosphate
9. The best description for the overall shape (double helix) of the DNA molecule is:
A.folded sheet B.twisted ladder C.stack of books D.string of beads
2 10. The enzyme which links nucleotides during DNA replication is:
A.ACHase B.DNA polymerase C.nuclease D.protease
11. Mutations can be caused by:
A.errors in the replication process B.exposure to environmental substances C.base substitutions D.All of the choices are correct.
12. Mutations are:
A.changes in the base sequence within a gene B.always beneficial C.always harmful
13. In DNA function, the term "template" refers to:
A.complementary RNA B.strand of DNA nucleotides which carries the information for amino acid order in a specific protein C.a chain of amino acids being transcribed from DNA
14. Which type of RNA forms the individual subunits of ribosomes?
A.rRNA B.mRNA C.tRNA
15. Which type of RNA functions to bring in amino acids in the process of translation?
A.rRNA B.mRNA C.tRNA
3 16. Which type of RNA carries the instructions from a template strand of DNA in the nucleus out to the ribosomes in the cytoplasm?
A.rRNA B.mRNA C.tRNA
17. Choose the following base that is NOT associated with RNA.
A.adenine B.thymine C.cytosine D.uracil E.guanine
18. Which of the following are paired bases in DNA?
A.adenine—guanine; thymine—cytosine B.adenine—uracil; guanine—cytosine C.adenine—thymine; guanine—cytosine D.adenine—adenine; guanine—guanine E.adenine—cytosine; guanine—thymine
19. In DNA, the amount of adenine is always equal to the amount of:
A.cytosine B.uracil C.guanine D.thymine E.ATP
20. A nucleotide contains:
A.DNA and RNA B.a sugar, a phosphate, and a base C.RNA, protein, and lipids D.a sugar, a phosphate, and an amino acid
4 21. In the model of DNA, the "rungs" of the ladder are composed of:
A.sugars B.paired bases C.phosphates D.a sugar and a phosphate molecule
22. If 30% of an organism's DNA is thymine, then:
A.70% is deoxyribose B.20% is guanine C.20% is adenine D.40% is guanine
23. In a DNA molecule, the:
A.backbone is composed of covalently bonded bases B.sugars are composed of 8 carbon rings C.bases are hydrogen bonded to one another D.adenine and cytosine base pair to each other
24. Which of the following contains thymine?
A.DNA B.mRNA C.rRNA D.protein E.tRNA
25. In DNA, what makes up the "sides" of the ladder?
A.sugar-phosphate backbone B.adenine-phosphate backbone C.base-phosphate backbone D.sugar-sugar backbone
5 26. Which of the following is NOT true about DNA?
A.It forms a double helix. B.Bases are held together by hydrogen bonds. C.Bases form complementary pairs. D.It has a deoxyribose sugar. E.It contains adenine, guanine, cytosine, and uracil.
27. Which of the following is NOT true about mRNA?
A.It is found in the cytoplasm. B.It contains the sugar ribose. C.It contains adenine, guanine, uracil, cytosine. D.It is single-stranded. E.It forms a double-stranded helix.
28. During DNA replication:
A.each base forms hydrogen bonds with a complementary base B.each base forms hydrogen bonds with the same type of base C.bases do not form hydrogen bonds D.ribose is incorporated into the double helix
29. In normal transcription DNA serves as a template for the synthesis of:
A.more DNA B.messenger RNA C.enzymes D.DNA polymerase
30. In replication DNA serves as a template for the synthesis of:
A.more DNA B.messenger RNA C.enzymes D.DNA polymerase
6 31. The enzyme that joins DNA complementary nucleotides together is:
A.DNA polymerase B.RNA polymerase C.helicase D.ribozyme E.lipase
32. DNA is:
A.transcribed B.translated
33. Which of the following carries a copy of DNA's blueprint into the cytoplasm?
A.tRNA B.rRNA C.mRNA D.cDNA
34. The site of protein synthesis in eukaryotes is:
A.the nucleus B.the plasma membrane C.the ribosome D.the mitochondria
35. Every three base code on DNA (a triplet) codes for a single:
A.carbohydrate monomer B.lipid polymer C.amino acid D.nucleic acid
36. A three letter (base) code on the DNA is called:
A.triplet B.codon C.anticodon D.triumvirate
7 37. The universal genetic code describes the fact that:
A.all complementary base pairs align the same way B.the same codons always stand for the same amino acids C.transcription always follows translation D.many organisms have the same proteins
38. A section of DNA that codes for a protein is, by definition, a:
A.a mutation B.a base pair C.a gene D.a chromatid
39. 39.The bases of DNA form what we can think of as "code words" representing the different amino acids. Each "code word" is composed of:
A.a triplet of nitrogen bases B.a triplet of amino acids C.2 nitrogen bases D.a single nitrogen base
40. Bases of mRNA that are complementary to a triplet of bases of template DNA are called:
A.an anticodon B.a codon C.a counter codon
41. The three exposed unpaired bases on a tRNA molecule are called:
A.an anticodon B.a codon C.a counter codon
42. Transcribed segments of DNA which contain coded information are called:
A.introns B.exons
8 43. The synthesis of a polypeptide chain under the direction of the mRNA molecule is called:
A.transcription B.translation C.transduction D.transformation
44. If the codon (on the mRNA) is ACC, then the anticodon (on the tRNA) is:
A.UGA B.UGG C.TGG D.CAA E.None of the choices are correct.
45. In translation, termination of synthesis occurs at:
A.the codon for the amino acid valine B.the codon for 'stop' which does not code for an amino acid C.a special 4-base codon D.the special 4-base codon for valine
46. Synthesis of polypeptides requires:
A.initiation B.elongation C.termination D.All of the choices are correct.
47. Several ribosomes, collectively, are called:
A.multisomes B.polyribosomes C.oligosomes D.deuterosomes
9 48. The primary level of control for gene expression that functions to turn on only selected genes within the nucleus is called:
A.transcriptional control B.posttranscriptional control C.translational control D.posttranslational control
49. During cell division, the genetic material:
A.stores new information B.is replicated C.undergoes rare mutations D.is sequestered in the cytoplasm
50. If one strand of DNA has the base sequence ATCGTA, what will the complementary strand have?
A.TAGCAT B.ATCGTA C.CAGTCT D.ATGCTA
51. Before protein synthesis, DNA:
A.attracts tRNAs with appropriate amino acids B.serves as a template for the production of mRNA C.adheres to ribosomes for protein synthesis D.contains anticodons that become codons E.All of the choices are correct.
52. The triplet code consists of ___ bases that designate one amino acid.
A.2 B.3 C.4 D.8 E.20
10 53. Transcription of part of a DNA molecule with a nucleotide sequence of AAACAACTT results in an mRNA molecule with which complementary sequence?
A.GGGAACC B.UUUGUUGAA C.TTTGAAGCC D.CCCACCTCC
54. Transcription takes place:
A.in the nucleus B.in the cytoplasm C.on free ribosomes D.in the rough endoplasmic reticulum
55. Translation takes place:
A.in the nucleus B.outside the cell C.on ribosomes D.in the mitochondria
56. The function of transfer RNA is to:
A.carry amino acids to ribosomal sites B.transfer nucleotides to the nucleus C.transmit coded information to the cytoplasm D.turn the DNA on and off E.All of the choices are correct.
57. A primary mRNA molecule becomes a mature mRNA molecule following:
A.capping one end with an altered guanine nucleotide B.poly-A tail is added to one end C.introns are removed D.All of the choices are correct.
11 58. The term "triplet code" is a code for a(n):
A.nucleotide unit B.nucleic acid C.amino acid D.fatty acid
59. Which of the following carries amino acids to ribosomal sites?
A.DNA B.mRNA C.rRNA D.protein E.tRNA
60. Messenger RNA is produced in the:
A.cytoplasm B.ribosomes C.nucleus D.mitochondria
61. Which of the following is a nucleic acid found in ribosomes and is an important building block of ribosomes?
A.DNA B.mRNA C.rRNA D.protein E.tRNA
62. The Human Genome Project has revealed that human DNA has approximately:
A.30,000 bases B.300,000 bases C.3 million bases D.3 billion bases
12 63. DNA from two or more sources is called:
A.recombinant DNA B.PCR C.vector D.plasmid E.None of the choices are correct.
64. Small accessory rings of DNA from bacteria, often used in recombinant DNA technologies are:
A.vectors B.plastids C.plasmids D.viroids
65. Which of the following attaches DNA segments together?
A.restriction enzyme B.DNA ligase
66. Which of the following is the function of DNA ligase?
A.seals DNA together B.cleaves vectors DNA
67. The automated laboratory procedure that can create millions of copies a single gene is:
A.cDNA B.PCR C.DNA fingerprinting D.vector analysis E.immune phosphorescence
68. Following DNA amplification, restriction enzymes, and gel electrophoresis, the resultant DNA fragment band analysis is called:
A.cDNA B.PCR C.DNA fingerprinting D.vector analysis E.immune phosphorescence
13 69. In recombinant DNA research, the plasmids are taken from:
A.human cells B.animal cells C.bacterial cells D.any kind of cell
70. The enzyme that seals breaks in a DNA molecule is called:
A.helicase B.restriction enzyme EcoR1 C.ligase D.restrictive ligase enzyme
71. In the recombinant DNA process:
A.plasmid DNA is cut open, then foreign DNA is inserted B.foreign DNA is inserted before the plasmid DNA is cut open C.restriction enzymes stimulate bacterial growth D.restriction enzymes cleave DNA at random locations E.DNA ligase creates a break in the plasmid DNA
72. Restriction enzymes:
A.are found naturally in eukaryotic animal cells B.are found naturally in plant cells C.will cut a DNA molecule at specific locations D.will cut a DNA molecule at any location E.will restrict the growth of bacteria
73. Which process is able to make millions of copies of a single gene in a test tube?
A.DNA probe B.recombinant DNA technique C.polymerase chain reaction D.ligase chain reaction E.DNA fingerprinting
14 74. What portion of a bacterial cell is used as a vector to transfer genes to another organism?
A.ribosome B.cell wall C.nucleus D.plasmid
75. The use of transgenic farm animals to produce pharmaceuticals describes:
A.PCR B.gene pharming C.DNA fingerprinting D.gel electrophoresis E.None of the choices are correct.
76. The use of genetically engineered animals to produce pharmaceuticals in milk is called:
A.PCR B.gene pharming C.DNA fingerprinting D.gel electrophoresis E.None of the choices are correct.
15 Chapter 21 Key
1. The genetic material that is found principally in the chromosomes is called:
A DNA b. RNA c. ADA d. NADH
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2. Choose the following that is NOT accurate concerning deoxyribonucleic acid.
a. It constitutes the major portion of chromosomes. b. It is found within the nucleus of eukaryotes. c. It can be found within mitochondria. d. It specifies the sequence of amino acids for protein synthesis. E It contains a ribose sugar.
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3. The bases in DNA are joined by hydrogen bonds and this association of complementary bases is called:
a. nondisjunction b. pair bonding C complementary base pairing d. replication
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4. The process of making a copy of DNA is called:
a. duplication B replication c. isomerization d. transcription e. translation
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1 5. DNA bases include all of the following except:
a. adenine b. thymine c. cytosine D uracil e. guanine
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6. In complementary base pairing of the DNA molecule, adenine always combines with:
a. adenine B thymine c. cytosine d. uracil e. guanine
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7. In complementary base pairing of the DNA molecule, cytosine always combines with:
a. adenine b. thymine c. cytosine d. uracil E guanine
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8. Nucleotides are composed of:
a. phosphate, base, protein b. sugar, protein, sulfur C phosphate, sugar, base d. sugar, sulfur, phosphate
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2 9. The best description for the overall shape (double helix) of the DNA molecule is:
a. folded sheet B twisted ladder c. stack of books d. string of beads
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10. The enzyme which links nucleotides during DNA replication is:
a. ACHase B DNA polymerase c. nuclease d. protease
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11. Mutations can be caused by:
a. errors in the replication process b. exposure to environmental substances c. base substitutions D All of the choices are correct.
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12. Mutations are:
A changes in the base sequence within a gene b. always beneficial c. always harmful
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13. In DNA function, the term "template" refers to:
a. complementary RNA B strand of DNA nucleotides which carries the information for amino acid order in a specific protein c. a chain of amino acids being transcribed from DNA
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3 14. Which type of RNA forms the individual subunits of ribosomes?
A rRNA b. mRNA c. tRNA
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15. Which type of RNA functions to bring in amino acids in the process of translation?
a. rRNA b. mRNA C tRNA
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16. Which type of RNA carries the instructions from a template strand of DNA in the nucleus out to the ribosomes in the cytoplasm?
a. rRNA B mRNA c. tRNA
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17. Choose the following base that is NOT associated with RNA.
a. adenine B thymine c. cytosine d. uracil e. guanine
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18. Which of the following are paired bases in DNA?
a. adenine—guanine; thymine—cytosine b. adenine—uracil; guanine—cytosine C adenine—thymine; guanine—cytosine d. adenine—adenine; guanine—guanine e. adenine—cytosine; guanine—thymine
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4 19. In DNA, the amount of adenine is always equal to the amount of:
a. cytosine b. uracil c. guanine D thymine e. ATP
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20. A nucleotide contains:
a. DNA and RNA B a sugar, a phosphate, and a base c. RNA, protein, and lipids d. a sugar, a phosphate, and an amino acid
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21. In the model of DNA, the "rungs" of the ladder are composed of:
a. sugars B paired bases c. phosphates d. a sugar and a phosphate molecule
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22. If 30% of an organism's DNA is thymine, then:
a. 70% is deoxyribose B 20% is guanine c. 20% is adenine d. 40% is guanine
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5 23. In a DNA molecule, the:
a. backbone is composed of covalently bonded bases b. sugars are composed of 8 carbon rings C bases are hydrogen bonded to one another d. adenine and cytosine base pair to each other
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24. Which of the following contains thymine?
A DNA b. mRNA c. rRNA d. protein e. tRNA
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25. In DNA, what makes up the "sides" of the ladder?
A sugar-phosphate backbone b. adenine-phosphate backbone c. base-phosphate backbone d. sugar-sugar backbone
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26. Which of the following is NOT true about DNA?
a. It forms a double helix. b. Bases are held together by hydrogen bonds. c. Bases form complementary pairs. d. It has a deoxyribose sugar. E It contains adenine, guanine, cytosine, and uracil.
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6 27. Which of the following is NOT true about mRNA?
a. It is found in the cytoplasm. b. It contains the sugar ribose. c. It contains adenine, guanine, uracil, cytosine. d. It is single-stranded. E It forms a double-stranded helix.
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28. During DNA replication:
A each base forms hydrogen bonds with a complementary base b. each base forms hydrogen bonds with the same type of base c. bases do not form hydrogen bonds d. ribose is incorporated into the double helix
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29. In normal transcription DNA serves as a template for the synthesis of:
a. more DNA B messenger RNA c. enzymes d. DNA polymerase
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30. In replication DNA serves as a template for the synthesis of:
A more DNA b. messenger RNA c. enzymes d. DNA polymerase
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7 31. The enzyme that joins DNA complementary nucleotides together is:
A DNA polymerase b. RNA polymerase c. helicase d. ribozyme e. lipase
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32. DNA is:
A transcribed b. translated
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33. Which of the following carries a copy of DNA's blueprint into the cytoplasm?
a. tRNA b. rRNA C mRNA d. cDNA
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34. The site of protein synthesis in eukaryotes is:
a. the nucleus b. the plasma membrane C the ribosome d. the mitochondria
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35. Every three base code on DNA (a triplet) codes for a single:
a. carbohydrate monomer b. lipid polymer C amino acid d. nucleic acid
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8 36. A three letter (base) code on the DNA is called:
A triplet b. codon c. anticodon d. triumvirate
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37. The universal genetic code describes the fact that:
a. all complementary base pairs align the same way B the same codons always stand for the same amino acids c. transcription always follows translation d. many organisms have the same proteins
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38. A section of DNA that codes for a protein is, by definition, a:
a. a mutation b. a base pair C a gene d. a chromatid
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39. 39.The bases of DNA form what we can think of as "code words" representing the different amino acids. Each "code word" is composed of:
A a triplet of nitrogen bases b. a triplet of amino acids c. 2 nitrogen bases d. a single nitrogen base
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40. Bases of mRNA that are complementary to a triplet of bases of template DNA are called:
a. an anticodon B a codon c. a counter codon
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9 41. The three exposed unpaired bases on a tRNA molecule are called:
A an anticodon b. a codon c. a counter codon
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42. Transcribed segments of DNA which contain coded information are called:
a. introns B exons
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43. The synthesis of a polypeptide chain under the direction of the mRNA molecule is called:
a. transcription B translation c. transduction d. transformation
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44. If the codon (on the mRNA) is ACC, then the anticodon (on the tRNA) is:
a. UGA B UGG c. TGG d. CAA e. None of the choices are correct.
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45. In translation, termination of synthesis occurs at:
a. the codon for the amino acid valine B the codon for 'stop' which does not code for an amino acid c. a special 4-base codon d. the special 4-base codon for valine
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10 46. Synthesis of polypeptides requires:
a. initiation b. elongation c. termination D All of the choices are correct.
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47. Several ribosomes, collectively, are called:
a. multisomes B polyribosomes c. oligosomes d. deuterosomes
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48. The primary level of control for gene expression that functions to turn on only selected genes within the nucleus is called:
A transcriptional control b. posttranscriptional control c. translational control d. posttranslational control
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49. During cell division, the genetic material:
a. stores new information B is replicated c. undergoes rare mutations d. is sequestered in the cytoplasm
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50. If one strand of DNA has the base sequence ATCGTA, what will the complementary strand have?
A TAGCAT b. ATCGTA c. CAGTCT d. ATGCTA
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11 51. Before protein synthesis, DNA:
a. attracts tRNAs with appropriate amino acids B serves as a template for the production of mRNA c. adheres to ribosomes for protein synthesis d. contains anticodons that become codons e. All of the choices are correct.
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52. The triplet code consists of ___ bases that designate one amino acid.
a. 2 B 3 c. 4 d. 8 e. 20
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53. Transcription of part of a DNA molecule with a nucleotide sequence of AAACAACTT results in an mRNA molecule with which complementary sequence?
a. GGGAACC B UUUGUUGAA c. TTTGAAGCC d. CCCACCTCC
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54. Transcription takes place:
A in the nucleus b. in the cytoplasm c. on free ribosomes d. in the rough endoplasmic reticulum
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12 55. Translation takes place:
a. in the nucleus b. outside the cell C on ribosomes d. in the mitochondria
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56. The function of transfer RNA is to:
A carry amino acids to ribosomal sites b. transfer nucleotides to the nucleus c. transmit coded information to the cytoplasm d. turn the DNA on and off e. All of the choices are correct.
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57. A primary mRNA molecule becomes a mature mRNA molecule following:
a. capping one end with an altered guanine nucleotide b. poly-A tail is added to one end c. introns are removed D All of the choices are correct.
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58. The term "triplet code" is a code for a(n):
a. nucleotide unit b. nucleic acid C amino acid d. fatty acid
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13 59. Which of the following carries amino acids to ribosomal sites?
a. DNA b. mRNA c. rRNA d. protein E tRNA
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60. Messenger RNA is produced in the:
a. cytoplasm b. ribosomes C nucleus d. mitochondria
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61. Which of the following is a nucleic acid found in ribosomes and is an important building block of ribosomes?
a. DNA b. mRNA C rRNA d. protein e. tRNA
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62. The Human Genome Project has revealed that human DNA has approximately:
a. 30,000 bases b. 300,000 bases c. 3 million bases D 3 billion bases
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14 63. DNA from two or more sources is called:
A recombinant DNA b. PCR c. vector d. plasmid e. None of the choices are correct.
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64. Small accessory rings of DNA from bacteria, often used in recombinant DNA technologies are:
a. vectors b. plastids C plasmids d. viroids
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65. Which of the following attaches DNA segments together?
a. restriction enzyme B DNA ligase
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66. Which of the following is the function of DNA ligase?
A seals DNA together b. cleaves vectors DNA
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67. The automated laboratory procedure that can create millions of copies a single gene is:
a. cDNA B PCR c. DNA fingerprinting d. vector analysis e. immune phosphorescence
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15 68. Following DNA amplification, restriction enzymes, and gel electrophoresis, the resultant DNA fragment band analysis is called:
a. cDNA b. PCR C DNA fingerprinting d. vector analysis e. immune phosphorescence
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69. In recombinant DNA research, the plasmids are taken from:
a. human cells b. animal cells C bacterial cells d. any kind of cell
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70. The enzyme that seals breaks in a DNA molecule is called:
a. helicase b. restriction enzyme EcoR1 C ligase d. restrictive ligase enzyme
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71. In the recombinant DNA process:
A plasmid DNA is cut open, then foreign DNA is inserted b. foreign DNA is inserted before the plasmid DNA is cut open c. restriction enzymes stimulate bacterial growth d. restriction enzymes cleave DNA at random locations e. DNA ligase creates a break in the plasmid DNA
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16 72. Restriction enzymes:
a. are found naturally in eukaryotic animal cells b. are found naturally in plant cells C will cut a DNA molecule at specific locations d. will cut a DNA molecule at any location e. will restrict the growth of bacteria
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73. Which process is able to make millions of copies of a single gene in a test tube?
a. DNA probe b. recombinant DNA technique C polymerase chain reaction d. ligase chain reaction e. DNA fingerprinting
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74. What portion of a bacterial cell is used as a vector to transfer genes to another organism?
a. ribosome b. cell wall c. nucleus D plasmid
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75. The use of transgenic farm animals to produce pharmaceuticals describes:
a. PCR B gene pharming c. DNA fingerprinting d. gel electrophoresis e. None of the choices are correct.
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17 76. The use of genetically engineered animals to produce pharmaceuticals in milk is called:
a. PCR B gene pharming c. DNA fingerprinting d. gel electrophoresis e. None of the choices are correct.
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18 Chapter 21 Summary
Category # of Questions Mader - 021 Chapter... 76
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