Exam 10: Genetics of Bacteria and Archaea

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The production of a functional gene product by transforming bacteria that lack a lacZ gene with a plasmid containing a lacZ gene is known as

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All Hfr strains integrate into the chromosome at

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In a prokaryotic genome,either insertion elements OR transposons are present,but both are never present at the same time.

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The F (fertility)plasmid contains a set of genes that encode for the ________ proteins that are essential in conjugative transfer of DNA.

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UV radiation is a useful tool in producing mutants of microbial cultures.

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The mutagens 2-aminopurine and 5-bromouracil are examples of

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A "point mutation" refers to mutations involving

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Archaea have a unique form of conjugation involving cytoplasmic bridges for bidirectional transfer of DNA.

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Proteins and nucleic acids absorb light maximally at 260 nm; hence,proteins protect cells from UV effects.

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Microinsertions and microdeletions often result in ________ mutations.

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Which of the following would NOT be a trait of a resistance plasmid?

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Insertion sequences are found on both ends of transposons and encode for transposase.

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Which of the following is most similar to lysogeny?

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Most plasmids are circular rather than linear.

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Bacterial mating (or conjugation)is a bidirectional process where nucleic acids (DNA or RNA)are transferred between two cells.

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All Hfr strains possess an F factor integrated into the host chromosome.

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F⁺ strains of Escherichia coli

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Almost all plasmids are double-stranded DNA.

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The minimal amount of genetic information required for specialized transduction would include

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A mutant that has a nutritional requirement for growth is an example of a(n)

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