Professor Kathay Wojtas
Biology 150
Spring 2000
Practice questions for Exam III
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Which of the following is a base pair that would be found in RNA?
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G-U
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A-U
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G-A
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G-G
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A-T
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Sickle cell disease is caused by
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a mutation in the gene encoding a DNA repair enzyme
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a mutation in a gene encoding and enzyme required to break down
certain lipids
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a mutation in the gene encoding hemoglobin
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the conversion of a proto-oncogene to an oncogene
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a mutation in a gene encoding a chloride ion transport protein
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Ribosomes
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are part of an RNA molecule
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are involved in the process of translation
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carry mRNA from the nucleus to the cytoplasm
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consist of three subunits
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maintain DNA in a compact state
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Transcription
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takes place in the nucleus
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produces a protein made up of amino acids
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requires tRNA
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results in two double-stranded DNA molecules
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all of the above
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The function of the normal p53 gene is
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to increase cell growth and division
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to make hemoglobin
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to limit cell growth and division
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to increase protein degradation
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to amplify DNA within the genome
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RNA is composed of
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ribose, amino acids, phosphate
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deoxyribose, nitrogenous bases, phosphate
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deoxyribose, amino acids, phosphate
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ribosomes, nitrogenous bases, phosphate
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ribose, nitrogenous bases, phosphate
Answers:
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b
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c
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b
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a
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c
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e
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BIO 150 - Practice Questions: Unit III /
Michael S. Rosenberg