Microbiology Chapter 7A
Okazika fragments make up part of the:
lagging strand of newly synthesized DNA
In protein synthesis, this is the molecules that will carry the information about the order of amino acid to the ribosome
mRNA
The information carried by DNA is used to create a _____ which then moves to the ribosome for protein synthesis
mRNA
Translation requires:
mRNA, tRNA, amino acid, ribosome
Which of the following properties are exclusive to tRNA?
molecules contain an anticodon
Bacterial chromosomes:
must be present for a bacteria to stay alive and produce
A permanent alteration in the DNA of an organism is called a:
mutation
In DNA the
none of these are true
The basic subunit of DNA and RNA
nucleotide
In eukaryotes, transcription takes place in the _____ while translation takes place in the _____
nucleus, cytoplasm
After DNA replication of a bacterial chromosome, the new DNA contains
one strand of parent DNA along with one newly synthesized strand
A plasmid is a:
extrachromosomal piece of DNA
A particular sequence of DNA nucleotides which provides the genetic information for a single characteristic is a:
gene
Because one original strand of the double-stranded helix is found in each daughter cell, the replication process is called:
semiconservative
Amino acids move from the cytoplasm to the ribosome with the help of:
tRNA
An anticodon would be found in a _____ molecule.
tRNA
The molecule which brings amino acids to the ribosome and puts them into the correct positions:
tRNA
The process of taking the information on the DNA and making a new protein requires
transcription and translation
The process of _____ results in synthesis of a new protein
translation
Protein synthesis:
two of the above
Which of the following statements about genetic code is true?
An amino acid can be specified for by more than one codon
Replication results in the formation of what type of new molecules:
DNA
Which is NOT a structure difference between DNA and RNA
DNA has 2 phosphate and RNA has one
During replication DNA is synthesized by
DNA polymerase
The enzyme which synthesizes the new DNA strands, cuts out and replaces the primer and proofreads and corrects any mistakes
DNA polymerase
Which statement is NOT true about DNA replication?
DNA polymerase can work in either direction on the strand of DNA its called replication
RNA polymerase uses _____ as a template to synthesize _____
DNA, RNA
NOT Which of the following statements is true?
NOT During DNA replication the leading strand serves as a template for the lagging strand or two strands of double helix combine by base pairing in parallel fashion.
Transcription is the result of what new molecules:
RNA
In transcription
The DNA molecules is used as a template to make a molecule of RNA??
Which of the following is the anticodon corresponding to methionine?
UAC
Which nitrogenous base is not normally found in DNA?
Uracil
In most prokaryotic cells
all of these are correct
Genes with different information at the same locus (location on the chromosome) are called
alleles
A base sequence on tRNA which binds to a complementary base on mRNA
anticodon
Mutations:
are responsible for heritable variations seen in progency
Which of the following properties are exclusive to mRNA?
carries information from DNA to synthesise for a protein
A three base sequence on a RNA molecule which "names" an amino acid
codon
A mRNA molecule can be subdivided into three molecules unit called:
codons
An mRNA molecule contains three nucleotide (triplet) units called:
codons
tRNA anticodons serves as a link between
codons and amino acids
Which of the following properties are exclusive to rRNA?
combines with specific proteins to form ribosomes
The structure of the nitrogenous bases of DNA is such that the adenine can only bind with thymine and guanine with cytosine. This is referred to as:
complementary base pairing
Messanger RNA:
contains uracil instead of thymine
A nucleotide is made of a:
phosphate group, 5 carbon sugar, and a nitrogenous base
The molecule is used in (T shaped molecule):
protein synthesis
The first thing which happens in DNA replication is
the enzyme helicase untwists the helix and pulls apart two strands
During DNA replication:
the lagging strand is synthesized in the 5' to 3' direction.
In a DNA double helix, the two strands are antiparallel which means
the strands are oriented in opposite direction relative to each other