Deck 22: Mobile DNA
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Deck 22: Mobile DNA
1
The of Tn21 family of transposons acts as a gene acquisition and expression system and has been implicated in the spread of antibiotic resistance.
A)IRS
B)integron
C)replicon
D)inverted repeats
A)IRS
B)integron
C)replicon
D)inverted repeats
B
2
All transposons have all of the following characteristics except .
A)the gene for transposase
B)inverted repeats
C)resolvase
D)antibiotic resistance genes
A)the gene for transposase
B)inverted repeats
C)resolvase
D)antibiotic resistance genes
D
3
Where might mobile DNA elements be found?
A)plasmids
B)chromosomes
C)viral genomes
D)all of the above
A)plasmids
B)chromosomes
C)viral genomes
D)all of the above
D
4
Reverse transcsriptase is needed for .
A)the movement of retrotransposons
B)the integration of RNA transposons
C)the transcription of RNA transposons
D)the excision of retrotransposons
A)the movement of retrotransposons
B)the integration of RNA transposons
C)the transcription of RNA transposons
D)the excision of retrotransposons
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5
Internal resolution sites of complex transposons are recognized by .
A)Dicer
B)cointegrase
C)recombinase
D)resolvase
A)Dicer
B)cointegrase
C)recombinase
D)resolvase
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6
Any DNA or RNA molecule that has an origin of replication is called a .
A)mobile element
B)transposon
C)replicon
D)integron
A)mobile element
B)transposon
C)replicon
D)integron
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7
What is the purpose of the inverted repeats at the ends of DNA-based transposons?
A)The inverted repeats are recognized by enzymes that move the elements.
B)The inverted repeats are the sites of transfer.
C)The inverted repeats are recognized by restriction enzymes that cut out the transposon.
D)The inverted repeats are magnets for nucleases.
A)The inverted repeats are recognized by enzymes that move the elements.
B)The inverted repeats are the sites of transfer.
C)The inverted repeats are recognized by restriction enzymes that cut out the transposon.
D)The inverted repeats are magnets for nucleases.
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8
Conservative transposition .
A)generates a copy of the transposon
B)generates double-stranded breaks in the DNA
C)occurs only for RNA transposons
D)has no detrimental effects on the host genome.
A)generates a copy of the transposon
B)generates double-stranded breaks in the DNA
C)occurs only for RNA transposons
D)has no detrimental effects on the host genome.
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9
Defective copies of transposable elements that are found in genomes are called .
A)junk DNA
B)transposable elements
C)retrotransposons
D)introns
A)junk DNA
B)transposable elements
C)retrotransposons
D)introns
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10
Resolvase is needed for .
A)conservative transposition
B)replicative transposition
C)simple transposons
D)retrotransposons
A)conservative transposition
B)replicative transposition
C)simple transposons
D)retrotransposons
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