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Deck 2: RNA
1
Synthesis of DNA guided by a RNA template is:
A) Translation
B) DNA replication
C) Transcription
D) Reverse transcription
A) Translation
B) DNA replication
C) Transcription
D) Reverse transcription
Reverse transcription
2
In transcription, what is the starting material, the ending material, and the major enzyme that catalyzes the process?
A) DNA, RNA, DNA polymerase
B) RNA, protein, peptidyl transferase
C) RNA, DNA, reverse transcriptase
D) DNA, RNA, RNA polymerase
A) DNA, RNA, DNA polymerase
B) RNA, protein, peptidyl transferase
C) RNA, DNA, reverse transcriptase
D) DNA, RNA, RNA polymerase
DNA, RNA, RNA polymerase
3
Which of the following is the binding site for the repressor protein of the lactose operon?
A) P site
B) Operator
C) A site
D) Promoter
A) P site
B) Operator
C) A site
D) Promoter
Operator
4
If the following oligonucleotide of double-stranded DNA were transcribed, what would be the sequence of the RNA? 5TGCTAGCTA3
3ACGATCGAT5
A) 5UGCUAGCUA3
B) 5ACGAUCGAU3
C) 3ACGATCGAT5
D) 3ACGAUCGAU5
3ACGATCGAT5
A) 5UGCUAGCUA3
B) 5ACGAUCGAU3
C) 3ACGATCGAT5
D) 3ACGAUCGAU5
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5
RNA is degraded by:
A) Helicases
B) Polymerases
C) Ribonucleases
D) Methylases
A) Helicases
B) Polymerases
C) Ribonucleases
D) Methylases
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6
Transfer RNA is different from other types of RNA because transfer RNA has:
A) A 3polyA tail
B) Introns and exons
C) A 3methylated cap
D) Anticodons
A) A 3polyA tail
B) Introns and exons
C) A 3methylated cap
D) Anticodons
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7
In an RNA molecule, adenine always base-pairs with:
A) Thymine
B) Cytosine
C) Uracil
D) Guanine
A) Thymine
B) Cytosine
C) Uracil
D) Guanine
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8
The RNA polymerase holoenzyme consists of which of the following subunits?
A) (, , )
B) (, , )
C) (, , , )
D) (, , , )
A) (, , )
B) (, , )
C) (, , , )
D) (, , , )
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9
DNA sequences that are involved in the regulation of gene expression are called:
A) Cis factors
B) Trans factors
C) Inducers
D) Repressors
A) Cis factors
B) Trans factors
C) Inducers
D) Repressors
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10
The loop of transfer RNA that interacts with the codon on mRNA in translation is called the:
A) D loop
B) TC loop
C) Variable loop
D) Anticodon loop
A) D loop
B) TC loop
C) Variable loop
D) Anticodon loop
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11
The large ribosome subunit in prokaryotes consists of ribosomal proteins and:
A) 16S rRNA
B) 18S rRNA
C) 23S rRNA and 5S rRNA
D) 28S rRNA, 5S rRNA, and 5.8S rRNA
A) 16S rRNA
B) 18S rRNA
C) 23S rRNA and 5S rRNA
D) 28S rRNA, 5S rRNA, and 5.8S rRNA
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12
Which of the following would prevent transcription of the lactose operon?
A) Loss of promoter
B) Presence of inducer
C) Loss of the repressor protein
D) RNA polymerase binding to the promoter
A) Loss of promoter
B) Presence of inducer
C) Loss of the repressor protein
D) RNA polymerase binding to the promoter
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13
Which component of RNA polymerase is responsible for initiating transcription at the correct site?
A) ()
B) ()
C) ()
D) ()
E) ()
A) ()
B) ()
C) ()
D) ()
E) ()
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14
Which of the following types of RNA is directly involved in removing introns from RNA in eukaryotes?
A) Micro
B) Transfer
C) Small nuclear
D) Small interfering
A) Micro
B) Transfer
C) Small nuclear
D) Small interfering
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15
RNA and DNA are structurally similar because they both:
A) Have ribose as their sugar moiety
B) Consist of a single strand that folds on itself
C) Consist of two complementary strands
D) Are polymers of four different nucleotide bases
A) Have ribose as their sugar moiety
B) Consist of a single strand that folds on itself
C) Consist of two complementary strands
D) Are polymers of four different nucleotide bases
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16
What is the secondary structure of transfer RNA?
A) Cruciform, or inverted L
B) Hairpin
C) Triple helix, or triplex
D) Ring, or inverted C
A) Cruciform, or inverted L
B) Hairpin
C) Triple helix, or triplex
D) Ring, or inverted C
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17
Which of the following is required for termination of transcription in bacteria?
A) DNA polymerase
B) Sigma
C) Rho
D) PolyA signal
A) DNA polymerase
B) Sigma
C) Rho
D) PolyA signal
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18
Which of the following enzymes performs transcription in bacteria?
A) RNA-dependent DNA polymerase
B) DNA-dependent RNA polymerase
C) DNA-dependent DNA polymerase
D) RNA-dependent RNA polymerase
A) RNA-dependent DNA polymerase
B) DNA-dependent RNA polymerase
C) DNA-dependent DNA polymerase
D) RNA-dependent RNA polymerase
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19
Synthesis of RNA guided by a DNA template is:
A) Translation
B) DNA replication
C) Transcription
D) Reverse transcription
A) Translation
B) DNA replication
C) Transcription
D) Reverse transcription
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20
Which of the following is involved in termination of transcription in eukaryotes?
A) RNA polymerase
B) Sigma
C) Rho
D) PolyA signal
A) RNA polymerase
B) Sigma
C) Rho
D) PolyA signal
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21
When gene expression is regulated by mechanisms other than the interaction of cis elements and trans factors, the regulation is called:
A) Induction
B) Epigenetics
C) Attenuation
D) Combinatorial control
A) Induction
B) Epigenetics
C) Attenuation
D) Combinatorial control
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22
Multiple products are generated from the same gene by what mechanism?
A) Alternative splicing
B) Polyadenylation
C) Capping
A) Alternative splicing
B) Polyadenylation
C) Capping
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23
Thalassemias arise from changes in what part of the beta-globin gene?
A) 3untranslated region
B) PolyA tail
C) Splice recognition site
D) Ribosome binding site
A) 3untranslated region
B) PolyA tail
C) Splice recognition site
D) Ribosome binding site
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24
In the lactose operon, which of the following configurations would result in gene expression?
A) Promoter +, Operator +, Repressor +, no inducer present
B) Promoter -, Operator +, Repressor +, no inducer present
C) Promoter -, Operator -, Repressor +, inducer present
D) Promoter +, Operator +, Repressor -, no inducer present
A) Promoter +, Operator +, Repressor +, no inducer present
B) Promoter -, Operator +, Repressor +, no inducer present
C) Promoter -, Operator -, Repressor +, inducer present
D) Promoter +, Operator +, Repressor -, no inducer present
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25
Alteration of the nucleotide sequence of RNA after transcription is called:
A) Methylation
B) RNA silencing
C) RNA editing
D) Capping
A) Methylation
B) RNA silencing
C) RNA editing
D) Capping
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26
Which of the following is a cis factor of the lactose operon?
A) Inducer
B) Operator
C) Repressor
D) Polymerase
A) Inducer
B) Operator
C) Repressor
D) Polymerase
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27
What mechanism may explain the difference in symptoms in Prader-Willi and Angelman syndromes?
A) Genomic imprinting
B) Alternative splicing
C) Genetic recombination
D) Capping
A) Genomic imprinting
B) Alternative splicing
C) Genetic recombination
D) Capping
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28
MicroRNAs, short endogenous RNA, perform what function in the eukaryotic cell?
A) Controlling DNA replication
B) Priming RNA synthesis
C) RNA splicing
D) Repressing gene expression
A) Controlling DNA replication
B) Priming RNA synthesis
C) RNA splicing
D) Repressing gene expression
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29
Genomic imprinting is accomplished primarily through:
A) Methylation
B) Acetylation
C) Transcription
D) Cis and trans factor interactions
A) Methylation
B) Acetylation
C) Transcription
D) Cis and trans factor interactions
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30
The most frequently methylated base in vertebrates is:
A) Adenine
B) Cytosine
C) Guanine
D) Thymine
A) Adenine
B) Cytosine
C) Guanine
D) Thymine
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