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DNA is a macromolecule made up of repeating ____________ . - ANSWERSnucelotides Which nitrogenous base is not contained within DNA? - ANSWERSuracil In a DNA double helix, adenine pairs with ______ and guanine pairs with ______. - ANSWERSthymine; cytosine If one strand of a DNA double helix has the sequence GTCCAT, what is the sequence of the other strand? - ANSWERSCAGGTA X-rays and ultraviolet rays from the sun can result in - ANSWERSmutations Avoiding sunburns, smoking, and radiation can help prevent _________ which can lead to _____________ . - ANSWERSmutations; cancer What is recombinant DNA? - ANSWERSDNA that carries genes from different organisms What process describes the development of corn from the ancestral variety to the modern variety pictured here? - ANSWERSgenetic engineering Which of the following are examples of how biotechnology has impacted modern food? - ANSWERSthe gene coding for a pesticide was added to potatos, potatos now produce their own insect killing chemicals; a species of fish called the Atlantic salmon has had a growth hormone gene from another species added to it's genome, the modified Atlantic salmon now grows year round allowing it to reach market size in 18 months instead of 3 years; golden rice has been produced by the addition of genes from daffodils and bacteria, the new rice has 25 times more vitamin A than the original variety. Gel electrophoresis seperates DNA fragments on the basis of differences in their ______. - ANSWERSlength Ethical dilemmas raised by DNA technology and knowledge of the human genome include ______. - ANSWERSthe potential for interfering in evolution, the safety of GM foods, the potential discrimination against people predisposed to certain diseases, the appropriateness of creating new plants, animals, and microorganisms

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BIO 110 - Exam 2 Questions with
Correct Answers

DNA is a macromolecule made up of repeating ____________ . -
ANSWERSnucelotides

Which nitrogenous base is not contained within DNA? - ANSWERSuracil

In a DNA double helix, adenine pairs with ______ and guanine pairs with ______. -
ANSWERSthymine; cytosine

If one strand of a DNA double helix has the sequence GTCCAT, what is the sequence
of the other strand? - ANSWERSCAGGTA

X-rays and ultraviolet rays from the sun can result in - ANSWERSmutations

Avoiding sunburns, smoking, and radiation can help prevent _________ which can lead
to _____________ . - ANSWERSmutations; cancer

What is recombinant DNA? - ANSWERSDNA that carries genes from different
organisms

What process describes the development of corn from the ancestral variety to the
modern variety pictured here? - ANSWERSgenetic engineering

Which of the following are examples of how biotechnology has impacted modern food? -
ANSWERSthe gene coding for a pesticide was added to potatos, potatos now produce
their own insect killing chemicals; a species of fish called the Atlantic salmon has had a
growth hormone gene from another species added to it's genome, the modified Atlantic
salmon now grows year round allowing it to reach market size in 18 months instead of 3
years; golden rice has been produced by the addition of genes from daffodils and
bacteria, the new rice has 25 times more vitamin A than the original variety.

Gel electrophoresis seperates DNA fragments on the basis of differences in their
______. - ANSWERSlength

Ethical dilemmas raised by DNA technology and knowledge of the human genome
include ______. - ANSWERSthe potential for interfering in evolution, the safety of GM
foods, the potential discrimination against people predisposed to certain diseases, the
appropriateness of creating new plants, animals, and microorganisms

, Nuclear transplantation involves replacing nuclei of egg cells with nuclei from a
differentiated (or adult) cell, this has been used to _____________ . - ANSWERSclone
animals

Cells that have the ability to develop into any type of cell in the body are called
___________ . - ANSWERSstem cells

Electrophoresis is used to _____. - ANSWERSseparate fragments of DNA

The sequence of bases in a DNA molecule that carries the information necessary for
producing a functional produce is called a(n) _____________ . - ANSWERSgene

During transcription, at the point where the DNA strand being copied has an adenine,
_______________ is added to the mRNA. - ANSWERSa uracil

Which of the following is NOT true about the discovery of DNA structure by Watson and
Crick? - ANSWERSfrom the structure of DNA, it was clear how genes encoded
information for proteins.

Which of the following statements about the metabolism of ethanol (in alcoholic
beverages) is TRUE? - ANSWERSthe process requires two enzymes, which enable the
conversion of alcohol to harmless molecules; a mutation in a single base pair can inhibit
a person's ability to metabolize ethanol; aspirin interferes with the action of alcohol
dehydrogenases; individuals who do NOT produce non-functioning aldehyde
dehydrogenase exhibit normal metabolism of alcohol

Which of the following causes of mutations is incorrectly matched with its mechanism of
action? - ANSWERSspontaneous mutations: enzymes cause errors due to their highly
erroneous nature

Transcription and translation can best be explained through which analogy? -
ANSWERStranscription is the copying of a recipe from a cookbook to an index card,
and translation is combining the baking ingredients and making chocolate chip cookies

Which of the following statements about regulatory genes is correct? -
ANSWERSregulatory genes can be located within the operon

During translation, chain elongation continues until: - ANSWERSa stop codon is
encountered

Which of the following molecules is NOT DIRECTLY involved in translation? -
ANSWERSDNA

The trait for red hair is recessive, meaning that when a person expresses two copies of
this allele they have red hair. What can be said about the phenotype and genotype of a
red-haired individual versus a brown-haired (dominant) individual? - ANSWERSthe

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