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USABO Open Exam 2025/2026 Exam Questions with Detailed Verified Answers (100% Correct Answers) | Already Graded A+ Both amino acids and nucleotides form complex chains. Select all the answers below that are accurate. A. The chains formed by both have polar phosphate groups. B. Both contain peptide bonds. C. Both contain nitrogen. D. The chains formed by both can be lysed by trypsin. E. The sequence of chains both form from preexisting templates. -

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Both amino acids and nucleotides form complex chains. Select all the

answers below that are accurate.




A. The chains formed by both have polar phosphate groups.

B. Both contain peptide bonds.

C. Both contain nitrogen.

D. The chains formed by both can be lysed by trypsin.

E. The sequence of chains both form from preexisting templates. - 🧠

ANSWER ✔✔C. Both contain nitrogen.


E. The sequence of chains both form from preexisting templates.

When a population is in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium, which of the following

is true?

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,A. All of its recessive lethal genes are wiped out, leaving only healthy

dominant genes.

B. dN/dt = 0, N = population size.

C. Mutations occur at five times the normal rate to balance the loss of

genes by way of natural selection.

D. The frequencies of the alleles in the population change over time.

E. The frequencies of genotypes in the population are stable over time. - 🧠

ANSWER ✔✔E. The frequencies of genotypes in the population are stable

over time.

Which of the following is NOT an accurate description of protein synthesis

and folding?




A. All protein synthesis is initiated in the cytoplasm.

B. Many copies of a protein can be synthesized simultaneously from the

same mRNA.




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,C. The 3D shape of a protein is determined largely by its amino acid

sequence.

D. The entire chain of amino acids exits the ribosome before it begins

folding into its 3D shape.

E. The first encoded amino acid in every protein is methionine. - 🧠

ANSWER ✔✔C. The 3D shape of a protein is determined largely by its

amino acid sequence.

Neurotransmitter released at the synapse binds to two classes of receptors.

Select the correct response(s).




A. Metabotropic receptors that do not form an ion pore are linked with

signal transduction mechanisms and can alter neuron function for seconds

to minutes.

B. Receptor tyrosine kinases that activate signal transduction mechanisms

and change gene transcription that can last for hours to days.

C. Ionotropic receptors that do not form an ion pore are linked with signal

transduction mechanisms and can alter neuron function for seconds to

minutes.


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, D. Ionotropic receptors that are directly linked to an ion pore and are

opened within milliseconds in response to neurotransmitter.

E. Steroid hormone receptors that can activate changes in gene

transcription that can last for hours to days. - 🧠 ANSWER ✔✔A.

Metabotropic receptors that do not form an ion pore are linked with signal

transduction mechanisms and can alter neuron function for seconds to

minutes.

D. Ionotropic receptors that are directly linked to an ion pore and are

opened within milliseconds in response to neurotransmitter.

Many proteins are transported around cells in vesicles. Which of the

following determines the specificity or directionality of vesicle transport?




A. Clathrin coat proteins.

B. v-SNARES and t-SNARES.

C. Flippase.

D. Myristoylation.


E. Hydrophobic domains. - 🧠 ANSWER ✔✔B. v-SNARES and t-SNARES.




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