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MCB 250 Exam 3 UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS The primary mechanism used to repair double-stranded DNA breaks is? -nucleotide excision repair -mismatch excision repair -homologous recombination -crossover during meiosis -arm-linking - CORRECT ANSWER homologous recombination During homologous recombination, strand invasion involves all of the following except? -a double stranded break in the DNA -two nearly identical DNA sequences -alignment of DNA on different chromosomes -formation of a heteroduplex sequence -excision of abnormal bases - CORRECT ANSWER excision of abnormal bases In homologous recombination, the term "patch product" refers to? -the product of any Holiday junction resolution -a region of heteroduplex flanked on either side by sequences that have not experienced recombination -short cDNAs in which the 2nd strand was generated with a random primer -the junction of chromosomal crossing over -a localized change in DNA resulting from DNA mismatch repair - CORRECT ANSWER a region of heteroduplex flanked on either side by sequences that have no experienced recombination In E.coli, which protein is central to the process of strand invasion? -RecA -RecD -RecB -RecC -RecUV - CORRECT ANSWER RecA

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MCB 250 Exam 3 UPDATED ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
The primary mechanism used to repair double-stranded DNA breaks is?

-nucleotide excision repair

-mismatch excision repair

-homologous recombination

-crossover during meiosis

-arm-linking - CORRECT ANSWER homologous recombination



During homologous recombination, strand invasion involves all of the following except?

-a double stranded break in the DNA

-two nearly identical DNA sequences

-alignment of DNA on different chromosomes

-formation of a heteroduplex sequence

-excision of abnormal bases - CORRECT ANSWER excision of abnormal bases



In homologous recombination, the term "patch product" refers to?

-the product of any Holiday junction resolution

-a region of heteroduplex flanked on either side by sequences that have not experienced
recombination

-short cDNAs in which the 2nd strand was generated with a random primer

-the junction of chromosomal crossing over

-a localized change in DNA resulting from DNA mismatch repair - CORRECT ANSWER a
region of heteroduplex flanked on either side by sequences that have no experienced recombination



In E.coli, which protein is central to the process of strand invasion?

-RecA

-RecD

-RecB

-RecC

, -RecUV - CORRECT ANSWER RecA



The prokaryotic protein Rho

-moves along ssRNA in a 5' to 3' direction towards the RNA-DNA duplex

-functions as a helices to separate the dsDNA

-pulls single stranded DNA out of the RNA pol active site

-binds RNA pol to the promoter region

-is critical for promoter clearance by RNA pol - CORRECT ANSWER moves along ssRNA in
a 5' to 3' direction towards the RNA-DNA duplex



Which of the following represents a major difference between transcription in bacteria and
eukaryotes?

-the need for a DNA primer to initiate RNA synthesis

-the requirement for DNA as a template for synthesis of mRNAs

-the cellular location at which mRNAs are synthesized

-the requirements for RNA pol

-the synthesis of Okazaki fragments to generate late strand transcripts - CORRECT ANSWER
the cellular location at which mRNAs are synthesized



During transcription in Eukaryotes, an important function of the pre-initiation complex is to?

-form an open transcription complex

-assemble the ribosome directly at the initiation site

-load the clamp onto the separated strands of the DNA

-bind a sigma factor to the promoter - CORRECT ANSWER form an open transcription factor



RNA splicing in eukaryotes...

-is completed when the U1, U2, U5, U6 snRNP complex removes remaining exons for degradation

-involves removal of introns from a gene sequence followed by transcription and subsequent splicing
of exons

-is typically characterized by a 5' GU splice junction and a 3' AG splice junction at the exon/intron
boundaries

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