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BIOMOLECULES 100

• The bonding of two amino acid molecules to form a
  larger molecule requires
• The release of a water molecule
• The release of a carbon dioxide molecule
• C. The addition of nitrogen atom
• D. The addition of a water molecule
• E. The increase in activation energy

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• A

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BIOMOLECULES200
The gasoline consumed by an automobile is a
fossil fuel consisting mostly of A.
aldehydes. B. amino acids. C. alcohols. D.
hydrocarbons. E. thiols.
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BIOMOLECULES200
D
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BIOMOLECULES300

• All of the following are functional groups except
• a. Amino
• b. Phosphate
• c. Hydroxyl
• d. Nitrogen
• e. Sulfhydryl

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D
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BIOMOLECULES400
All of the following are one of the basic
macromolecules except

• a. Protein
• b. Carbohydrate
• c.Lipid
• d.Nitrate
• e.Nucleic Acids

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D
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BIOMOLECULES500
A common feature of starch and glycogen is that
molecules of both A.Form microfibrils that give
support to connective tissue fibers. B.Contain
repeated monomers of glucose and galactose.
C.Are important structural components of plant
cell walls. D.Are polymers of glucose. E.Are
water-soluble disaccharides.
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D
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BIOMOLECULES600

• The structure above is a
• A. Monosaccharide
• B. Disaccharide
• C. Lipid
• D. Polymer
• E. Nitrogenous Base

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B
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CELLS and Membrane 100

• While studying a cell with the electron
  microscope, a scientist notes the following
  numerous ribosomes, a well-developed endoplasmic
  reticulum, chloroplasts and a cell wall. Which of
  the following could be the source of this cell?
• A. A fungus
• B. An animal
• C. A bacterium
• D. A plant
• E. A virus

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CELLS and Membrane100

• D

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CELLS and Membrane 200

• Which of the following are characteristics of
  both bacteria and fungi?
• a. Cell wall, unicellular, mitochondria
• b. Cell wall, DNA, plasma membrane
• c. Nucleus, organelles, unicellular
• d. Plasma membrane, multicellular, golgi
  apparatus
• e. Nucleus, RNA, cell wall

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CELLS and Membrane 200
B
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CELLS and Membrane 300
Most cells cannot harness heat to perform work
because A. heat is not a form of energy. B.
cells do not have much heat they are relatively
cool. C. temperature is usually uniform
throughout a cell. D. heat cannot be used to do
work. E. heat denatures enzymes.
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CELLS and Membrane 300
C
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CELLS and Membrane 400

• What is when a cell ingests extracellular fluid
  and its dissolved solutes
• a. Phagocytosis
• b. Pinocytosis
• c. Receptor-mediated
• d. Plasmolysis

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CELLS and Membrane 400
B
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CELLS and Membrane 500
The cell engulfs a particle by wrapping
pseudopodia around it during-

• A. Pinocytosis
• B. Receptor-mediated endocytosis
• C. Exocytosis
• D. Phagocytosis
• E. Cranialcytosis

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CELLS and Membrane 500
D
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CELLS and Membrane 600
Which of the following cellular organelles is
most closely associated with the transcription
activity of RNA?A. MitochondrionB. NucleusC.
RibosomeD. Golgi apparatusE. Lysosome
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CELLS and Membrane 600
B
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Resp and Photo 100

• Which of the following statements is true about
  the Krebs cycle and the Calvin cycle?
• A. they both result in a net production of ATP
  and NADH
• B. they both require a new input of ATP
• C. they both result in a release of oxygen
• D. they both take place within the cytoplasmic
  matrix
• E. they both are carried out by enzymes located
  within an organelle matrix

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• E

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Resp and Photo 200
3 - In aerobic respiration, the final electron
acceptor in the electron transport chain is

• A. NAD
• B. O2
• C. H2O
• D. NADP
• E. H2

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Resp and Photo 200

• B

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Resp and Photo 300
Most of the cells ATP comes from which process?

1. Glycolysis
2. Photosynthesis
3. Substrate-level phosphorylation
4. Binary Fission
5. Oxidative phosphorylation

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Resp and Photo 300

• E

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Resp and Photo 400

• During what stage of photosynthesis is O2
  produced?
• A. Cyclic Photophosphorylation
• B. The light-dependent reactions involving
  photosystems I and II
• C. Carbon fixation
• D. O2 is not produced during photosynthesis
• E. Oxidative Phosphorylation

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Resp and Photo 400

• B

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Resp and Photo 500
Which metabolic pathway is common to both
fermentation and cellular respiration? A. Krebs
cycle. B. Electron transport chain. C.
Glycolysis. D. Synthesis of acetyl CoA from
pyruvate. E. Reduction of pyruvate to lactate.
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Resp and Photo 500
C
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Resp and Photo 600

• The function of water in photosynthesis is to
• A. Combine with CO2
• B. Absorb light energy
• C. Supply electrons in the light dependent
  reactions
• D. Transport H ions in the light-independent
  reactions
• E. Provide O2 for the light-independent reactions

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Resp and Photo 600
C
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SIGNALING100
1- What does the term Phosphorylated mean?

• A. Making own energy in the presence of light
• B. A molecule that has received a phosphate
  group
• C. A reaction that absorbs free energy from its
  surroundings
• D. The use of exergonic processes to drive an
  endergic one
• E. When a cell does not need ATP to do cellular
  work

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• B

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SIGNALING200

• Which of the following offers the best
  description of neural transmission across a
  mammalian synaptic gap?
• Neural impulses involve the flow of K and Na
  across the gap.
• Neural impulses travel across the gap as
  electrical currents.
• Neural impulses cause the release of chemicals
  that diffuse across the gap.
• Neural impulses travel across the gap in both
  directions.
• The calcium within the axons and dendrites of
  nerves adjacent to a synapse acts as the
  neurotransmitter.

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SIGNALING200
C
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SIGNALING300
What allows a plasma membrane to maintain and/or
reduce its fluidity?

• A. hydrophobic tails
• B. hydrophilic heads
• C. hydrophobic heads
• D. hydrophilic tails
• E. cholesterol

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E
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SIGNALING400
What activates a G-protein?

1. ATP
2. GTP
3. GMP
4. AMP
5. Energy molecules

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B
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SIGNALING500
A proteins tertiary structure refers to the

• A. Amino acid sequence
• B. Attachment site for the ribosome
• C. Three- dimensional folding of the polypeptide
• D. Sequence of nucleotides
• E. Binding sites for oxygen

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C
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SIGNALING600
Enzymes are affected by all of the following
EXCEPT A) pH     B) temperature    C) chemical
agents     D) concentration of
substrates     E) concentration of water
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E
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Mitosis Meiosis100

• Regarding mitosis and cytokinesis, one difference
  between higher plants and animals is that in
  plants,
• A. the spindles contain cellulose microfibrils in
  addition to microtubules, whereas animal spindles
  do not contain microfibrils
• B. sister chromatids are identical, whereas in
  animals they differ from one another
• C. a cell plate begins to form at telophase,
  whereas in animals a cleavage furrow is initiated
  at that stage
• D. chromosomes become attached to the spindle at
  prophase, whereas in animals chromosomes do not
  become attached until anaphase
• E. spindle poles contain centrioles, whereas
  spindle poles in animals do not

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Mitosis Meiosis100

• C

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Mitosis Meiosis200
Meiosis differs from mitosis in that,A. only
Meiosis II deals with DNA replicationB. a
mutation occurs when more than one checkpoint is
ignoredC. the nuclear envelope in Telophase I
does not reformD. spindle fibers pull different
amounts off chromosomes than in mitosisE. DNA
replication at end of the process takes longer
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C
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Mitosis Meiosis300

• Homologous chromosomes move to opposite poles of
  a dividing cell during
• A. mitosis.
• B. meiosis I.
• C. meiosis II.
• D. fertilization.
• E. binary fission.

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B
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Mitosis Meiosis400

• Multicellular Haploid organisms
• A. Are typically called sporophytes.
• B. Produce new cells for growth by meiosis.
• C. Produce gametes by mitosis.
• D. Are found only in aquatic environments.
• E. Are the direct result of symgamy.

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C
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Mitosis Meiosis500
1. The synaptonemal complex disassembles in

1. Prophase II
2. Metaphase II
3. Telophase I
4. Metaphase I
5. Prophase I

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Mitosis Meiosis500

• E

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Mitosis Meiosis600
An organism with 8 chromosome in somatic tissue
will have ________ chromosome in germ-line tissue
(cells that will eventually undergo meiosis)

1. 2
2. 4
3. 8
4. 16
5. 32

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Mitosis Meiosis 600
C
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Mendelian Genetics 100
4 - All of the following statements are correct
regarding alleles EXCEPT

• A. A gene can have more than one allele
• B. Two identical alleles are said to be
  heterozygous with respect to that gene
• C. Alleles are found on corresponding loci of
  homologous chromosomes
• D. Alleles are alternative forms of the same gene
• E. One allele can be dominant the other can be
  recessive

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• B

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Mendelian Genetics 200
5 - Ronnie performs a cross between 2 European
Harvest Mice, both having black fur. Black fur is
dominant over white fur. 75 of the offspring
have black coats and 25 have white coats. The
researcher can assume that the parents genotypes
were most likely

• A. BB x BB
• B. BB x Bb
• C. BB x bb
• D. Bb x Bb
• E. bb x bb

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• D

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Mendelian Genetics 300

• A spermatocyte produces the above four sperm
  cells.
• These cells are the result of nondisjunction
  during which of the following phases?
• (A) Interphase (G1 or G2)
• (B) Interphase (S)
• (C) Mitosis
• (D) Meiosis I
• (E) Meiosis II

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D
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Mendelian Genetics 400
The alleles for the presence of freckles is f,
recessive and F, dominant for a clear face. If
Don is homozygous dominant for a clear face and
Mindy, his wife, has freckles, what is the
probability that their children will not have
freckles?

• 0
• 25
• 50
• 75
• 100

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Mendelian Genetics 400
e
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Mendelian Genetics 500
This question refers to the birth of a child with
blood type A to a mother with blood type B. The
father must have which of the following blood
types? A. AB only B. Either AB or B C. Either AB
or O D. Either AB or A E. AB or A or O
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D
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Mendelian Genetics 600
If the father has blood type AB, and the child is
Type A and mother is Type B- which of the
following statements is correct about the
mother? A. She contributes an i allele, which is
recessive to the fathers I-A allele. B. She
contributes an I-B allele, which is codominant to
the fathers I-A allele. C. She contributes an i
allele, which is codominant to the fathers I-B
allele. D. She is homozygous for the I-B allele.
E. She contributes an I-B allele, which is
recessive to the fathers I-A allele.
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A
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Linked Genes/Traits 100
The following are reasons for genetic variation
except- a. Independent Assortment b. Crossing
over c. Random Fertilization d. Budding e.
Mutation
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Linked Genes/Traits 100
D
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Linked Genes/Traits 200

• Which of the following is not due to a
  chromosomal alteration
• a. Down Syndrome
• b. Klinefelter Syndrome
• c. Chronic Myelogenous Leukemia
• d. Hemophilia

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Linked Genes /Traits300
Which of the following is the most likely
explanation for a high rate of crossing-over
between two genes? (A) The two genes are far
apart on the same chromosome. (B) The two genes
are both located near the centromere. (C) The two
genes are sex-linked. (D) The two genes code for
the same protein. (E) The two genes are on
different chromosomes.
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A
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Linked Genes /Traits400
3. The name for a chromosome map unit is-

1. Centistern
2. Centimorgan
3. Millimendel
4. Decibarr
5. centisutton

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Linked Genes /Traits500

• It was relevent that Mendal examined the F2
  generation as well as the F1 generation due to
• Mendel acquired very little progeny, making
  statistical analysis complicated
• Parental traits emerged in the F2 that werent
  seen in the F1
• F1 allowed Mendel to come up with the Law of
  Segregation but not the Law of independence.
• Many F1 progeny died
• All of the above

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Linked Genes/Traits 500
B
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Linked Genes/Traits 600
Sexually reproducing organisms show greater
variation than asexually reproducing ones because

1. They exhibit fewer mutations
2. They exhibit a greater mutation rate
3. Asexually reproducing organisms do not have
   internal membranes
4. Their alleles combine
5. They are larger

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Linked Genes/Traits 600
D
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Chromosomal Disorders100
Inactivation of an X chromosome involves what?

1. ATP and mRNA
2. Amino acid and RNA
3. Methyl group and cytosine
4. Guanine and an SH group
5. Proteins and ATP

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Chromosomal Disorders100

• C

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Chromosomal Disorders200
Which of the following best describes the
parents in a testcross? A. One individual has
the dominant phenotype and the other has the
recessive phenotype. B. Both individuals are
heterozygous. C. Both individuals have the
dominant phenotype. D. Both individuals have the
recessive phenotype. E. Both individuals have an
unknown phenotype.
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Chromosomal Disorders200
A
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Chromosomal Disorders300

• 3. What type of inheritance is shown in the
  pedigree given above?
• A.Y-linked
• B.Sex Linked Dominant
• C.Autosomal Dominant
• D.Autosomal Recessive
• E. B, C or D

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Chromosomal Disorders300
E
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Chromosomal Disorders400

• When a segment moves from one chromosome to
  another it is called-
• a. Deletion
• b. Duplication
• c. Translocation
• d. Inversion

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Chromosomal Disorders400
C
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Chromosomal Disorders500
Which of the following diseases cause mucus build
up in the lungs due to a lack of a protein that
inhibits the flow of Chlorine into the cells?

• A. Sickle Cell
• B. Cystic Fibrosis
• C. HIV
• D. Huntingtons Disease
• E. Tay-Sachs

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Chromosomal Disorders500
B
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Chromosomal Disorders600

• A human genetic defect that affects the ability
  to metabolize a particular amino acid is
• (A) phenylketonuria
• (B) hemophilia
• (C) sickle cell anemia
• (D) Down's syndrome
• (E) Turner's syndrome

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Chromosomal Disorders600
A
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DNA and Replication 100

• The primer that initiates synthesis of a new DNA
  strand is usually
• a. RNA.
• b. DNA.
• c. Okazaki fragment.
• d. Structural protein.
• e. Thymine dimer.

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DNA and Replication 100
A
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DNA and Replication 200

• 1. Which three people were awarded the Nobel
  Prize for the discovery of the structure of DNA?
• A.James Watson, Rosalind Franklin and Maurice
  Wilkins
• B.Francis Crick, James Watson and Rosalind
  Franklin
• C.James Watson, Francis Crick and Maurice Wilkins
• D.Maurice Wilkins, Rosalind Franklin and Francis
  Crick
• E. Chuck Norris, Yoda, and Batman

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DNA and Replication 200
C
Yoda, Chuck, and Batman
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DNA and Replication 300
A SSB protein serves to A. Untwist Double
Helix B. Fill gaps with the Okazaki fragments C.
Join RNA nucleotides to make the primer D.
Elongate new DNA at a replication fork E. Hold
apart unpaired DNA strands
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DNA and Replication 300
E
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DNA and Replication400
In DNA replication, which of the following does
NOT occur?

• (A) Helicase unwinds the double helix.
• (B) DNA ligase links the Okazaki fragments.
• (C) RNA polymerase is used to elongate both
  chains of the helix.
• (D) DNA strands grow in the 5' to 3' direction.
• (E) Complimentary bases attach to each DNA
  strand.

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DNA and Replication 400
C
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DNA and Replication 500

• ABCDEF? ABDEF
• A rearrangement in linear sequence of genes as
  shown in the diagram above is known as
• A. duplication
• B. deletion
• C. inversion
• D. polyploidy
• E. translocation

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DNA and Replication 500
B
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DNA and Replication 600

• Analysis of DNA sequences from two individuals of
  the same species results in a greater estimate of
  genetic variability than does analysis of amino
  acid sequences from the same individuals because
• (A) different DNA sequences can code for the
  same amino acid
• (B) some amino acid variations cannot be
  detected by protein electrophoresis
• (C) DNA sequencing is a more reliable technique
  than protein electrophoresis
• (D) proteins are more easily damaged than is DNA
• (E) DNA is more heat-sensitive and therefore
  varies more

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DNA and Replication 600
A
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Transcription 100

• Once transcribed, eukaryotic mRNA typically
  undergoes substantial alteration that results
  primarily from
• A.Excision of introns
• B. Fusion into circular forms known as plasmids
• C. Linkage to histone molecules
• D. Union with ribosomes
• E. Fusion with other newly transcribed mRNA
  molecules to form larger translatable units

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Transcription 100

• A

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Transcription 200
A. Transcription B. Translation C.
Transformation D. Replication E. Reverse
transcription I. Process in which a protein is
assembled at a ribosome II. Process in which
naked DNA is taken up by a bacterial or yeast
cell. III. Process that results in the
production of DNA, from an RNA molecule. IV.
Process in which RNA is produced by using a DNA
template.
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Transcription 200
B C E A
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Transcription 300

• If a segment of DNA is 5-TAC GAT TAG-3, the
  RNA that results from the transcription of this
  segment will be
• 3-TAC GAT TAU-5
• 3-ATG CTA ATA-5
• 3-UAC GAU UAG-5
• 3-AAC GAU UAA-5
• 3-AUG CUA AUC-5

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Transcription 300
E
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Transcription 400

• Which of the following is correct about a codon?
• Consists of 2 nucleotides
• May code for same Amino Acid as another codon
• Catalyzes RNA Synthesis
• Basic unit of Genetic Code
• None of the above

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Transcription 400
B
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Transcription 500

• If a messenger RNA codon is UAC, which of the
  following would be the complementary anticodon
  triplet in the transfer RNA?A. ATGB. AUCC.
  AUGD. ATTE. ATC

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Transcription 500
C
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Transcription 600

• Once transcribed, eukaryotic mRNA typically
  undergoes substantial alterationthat results
  primarily from(A) excision of introns(B) fusion
  into circular forms known as plasmids(C) linkage
  to histone molecules(D) union with ribosomes(E)
  fusion with other newly transcribed mRNA
  molecules to form largertranslatable units

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Transcription 600
A
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Translation100
In order, the three steps of elongation in
translation are A. Peptide bond
formation-Translocation-Codon recognition B.
Codon recognition-Peptide bond formation-Transloca
tion C. Translocation-codon recognition- Peptide
bond formation D. Codon recognition-
Translocation-Peptide bond formation E. None of
the above
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Translation100
B
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Translation200
The correct sequence between genes and their
phenotypic line of action isA.
RNA-DNA-protein-traitB. DNA-RNA-protein-traitC.
protein-DNA-RNA-traitD. trait-DNA-RNA-proteinE.
trait-protein-DNA-RNA
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Translation200
B
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Translation300

• Which of the following is true of translation in
  human cells? A. It occurs on the ribosomes. B.
  The mRNA is "read" two bases at a time. C. The
  tRNA contains the same bases as the DNA gene. D.
  The process occurs before transcription. E. DNA
  polymerase is necessary for translation.

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Translation300
A
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Translation400

• Which of the following represents the maximum
  number of amino acids that could be incorporated
  into a polypeptide encoded by 21 nucleotides of
  messenger RNA?A. 3B. 7C. 21D. 42E. 63

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Translation400
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Translation500

• The replacement of glutamic acid by valine at a
  specific position in the beta chains of
  hemoglobin leads to sickle cell anemia. This
  change represents which of the following
  mutational events?
• A. DNA base pair substitution
• B. DNA base pair deletion
• C. DNA base pair addition
• D. Chromosomal deletion
• E. Frame shift mutation

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Translation500
A
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Translation 600

• Which of the following words explain the ability
  of tRNAs to be less specific to the codon that
  their attached amino acid recognizes
• (A) redundancy
• (B) ambiguity
• (C) wobble
• (D) teeter
• (E) chuck norris

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C
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Viruses and Bacteria 100

• Which of the following are characteristics of ALL
  Viruses?
• Nucleic acid genome
• Glycoprotien cell wall
• Protien caspid
• I only
• II Only
• III Only
• I,III Only
• I,II,III

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Viruses and Bacteria 100
D
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Viruses and Bacteria 200
A change in genotype and phenotype due to the
assimilation of a foreign substance (now known to
be DNA) by a bacterial cell is called a(n)

• A. transformation
• B. adaptation
• C. translation
• D. assimilation
• E. inheritance

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Viruses and Bacteria 200
A
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Viruses and Bacteria 300
Viral genomes may consist of

• A. SSDNA
• B. ssRNA
• C. DSDNA
• D. DSRNA
• E. All of the above

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Viruses and Bacteria 300
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Viruses and Bacteria 400
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of
bacteria?

• (A) Circular double-stranded DNA
• (B) Membrane-bound cellular organelles
• (C) Plasma membrane consisting of lipids and
  proteins
• (D) Ribosomes that synthesizes polypeptides
• (E) Cell wall made of peptidoglycan

Answer
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Viruses and Bacteria 400
B
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Viruses and Bacteria 500

• Which of the following are not matched correctly
• A. Virulent virus- lytic cycle
• B. Temperate virus- non-infecting virus
• C. Lysogenic virus- genome becomes part of host
  genome
• D Lytic cycle- kills host cell
• E. None of the above

Answer
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Viruses and Bacteria 500
B
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Viruses and Bacteria 600

• Copying the HIV virus' nucleic acid depends on
• A. Replicase
• B. Reverse transcriptase
• C. Transcriptase
• D. Reverse replicase
• E. Nucleases

Answer
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Viruses and Bacteria 600
B
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Daily Double!

• How much will you put on the line?

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Daily Double!

• How much will you put on the line?

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Final Jeopardy question
List all major (general titles) for Chapters
4-18 Each correct title is worth a point you
will earn those points The points that you
gambled will be earned if you get all 18
correct. 1 point will be removed for each
incorrect title If any members of your group talk
or make noise audible to Grogie- you will be
disqualified
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Results

• Group 1
• Group 2
• Group 3
• Group 4
• Group 5
• Group 6

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Daily Double!!!

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