Multiple Choice
Meselson and Stahl's experiment followed
A) the distribution of different-weighted DNA over three generations of bacteria.
B) the distribution of different-labeled DNA over three generations of humans.
C) the ability of a protease or nuclease to stop the transmission of DNA over generations.
D) viruses injecting their DNA into bacteria.
E) DNA sequences in people who are politically liberal compared to those who are sometimes politically conservative.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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Q8: Purines and pyrimidines refer to the _
Q11: In DNA replication,<br>A) parental DNA shatters into
Q12: Chromatin consists of about<br>A) 10% histones, 30%
Q13: Which of the following were part of
Q14: The enzyme that inserts the correct bases
Q15: Because DNA strands are antiparallel,replication proceeds<br>A) continuously
Q17: The nitrogenous bases adenine and thymine are<br>A)
Q18: Okazaki fragments are small pieces of<br>A) RNA.<br>B)
Q19: DNA in the nucleus winds around proteins
Q21: Chargaff showed that DNA that has 30%