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UTMB 5355 ADVANCED PATHOPHYSIOLOGY
EXAM 3 MODULE 5 2026 CERTIFICATION
EVALUATION TEST PAPER QUESTIONS
SOLUTIONS GRADED A PLUS

◉ Transcription results in.
Answer: mRNA


◉ RNA polymerase makes.
Answer: mRNA


◉ mRNA.
Answer: makes proteins


◉ RNA polymerase.
Answer: binds to DNA


◉ Transcription factors (TFs).
Answer: A regulatory protein that binds to DNA and affects
transcription of specific genes. Can wither activate or repress
expression of genes

,◉ Termination of transcription.
Answer: RNA polymerase reaches a terminator sequence (Stop
codon) and detaches from the template


◉ Translation.
Answer: Process by which mRNA is decoded and a protein is
produced. Protein assembly


◉ Translation takes place in the.
Answer: cytoplasm


◉ Codon.
Answer: A specific sequence of three bases on a strand of DNA or
RNA that provides genetic code information for a amino acid


◉ Amino acids are.
Answer: building blocks of proteins


◉ tRNA.
Answer: An RNA molecule that functions as an interpreter between
nucleic acid and protein language by picking up specific amino acids
and recognizing the appropriate codons in the mRNA

,◉ Codons allow.
Answer: for DNA and RNA to communicate


◉ Gene Regulation.
Answer: the process of turning genes on and off


◉ Gene Regulation occurs.
Answer: during transcription


◉ Transcription factors (TFs) determine.
Answer: amount of protein product made


◉ Nucleotide.
Answer: DNA subunit; 1 DNA, 1 phosphate, 1 nitrogenous base


◉ Mutation.
Answer: permanent change in a DNA /RNA sequence that affects
genetic information


◉ germline mutation.
Answer: happens in germ cells, inheritable, in all cells

, ◉ somatic mutation.
Answer: A mutation that occurs in the body cells from spontaneous
development. Cannot be inherited. Acquired


◉ causes of mutations.
Answer: • Incorrect copying of the DNA sequence/
Environmental
•Exposure
•Spontaneous


◉ silent mutation.
Answer: alters a base but does not change the amino acid


◉ DNA is.
Answer: master blueprint for human being


◉ Gene.
Answer: the basic unit of inheritance


◉ DNA makes.
Answer: proteins

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