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Delgado BIO 141 – Test 4 Answered – Complete Review of DNA Replication, Genetics, and Molecular Biology

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This document provides fully answered questions from Test 4 of Delgado’s BIO 141 course, covering advanced topics in DNA structure and replication, Mendelian genetics, inheritance patterns, molecular enzymes, and chromosomal maintenance. It includes detailed explanations of replication models, enzyme functions, Punnett squares, codominance, genetic experiments, and DNA repair mechanisms. Ideal for final exam preparation or mastering foundational molecular biology. Keywords: DNA replication semiconservative model phosphodiester bonds telomerase Okazaki fragments lagging strand synthesis codominance incomplete dominance Mendelian genetics Watson-Crick model Meselson-Stahl experiment DNA polymerase helicase and ligase primer pedigree analysis mutation and mutagens nucleotide structure telomeres Hershey-Chase experiment genetic inheritance laws

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Delgado Bio 141 Test 4 -Answered
A consistent graphical representation of mating's and offspring over multiple
generations for a particular trait - ANSWER-pedigree

A Punnett square has rows and columns which represent gametes made by males and
females. At the intersection of each row and column e combine the corresponding
gametes to produce the genotype of a potential _______ - ANSWER-zygote

Adjacent nucleotides in the same DNA strand are held together by covalent bonds
known as - ANSWER-phosphodiester bonds

Agents that cause mutation are known as - ANSWER-mutagens

All DNA polymerases require a short strand of DNA or RNA , is called a _____, to begin
their synthesis - ANSWER-primer

Alleles involved in human blood types that are co dominant are - ANSWER-IA and IB
(little and b)

An enzyme that prevents chromosomal shortening by attaching a repeat sequence to
the ends of chromosomes is - ANSWER-telomerase

as the lagging strand is being synthesized, adjacent Okazaki fragments are joined by
the enzyme DNA - ANSWER-ligase

attaches a nucleotide to the 3' end of the DNA strand - ANSWER-polymerase

based on replication proteins, DNA replication in archaea is most similar to that of -
ANSWER-eukaryotes

by convention, the sequence of DNA bases is usually written in the ____' to ____'
direction. - ANSWER-five to three

components of a nucleotide - ANSWER-phosphate group, 5 carbon sugar, nitrogenous
base

Continuous phenotypic variation results from - ANSWER-polygenic inheritance and
independent segregation of genes

DNA replication in eukaryotic cells is complicated by the fact that eukaryotic cells have -
ANSWER-linear chromosomes

, DNA replication that leads to the production of double helices with one parental strand
and one newly synthesized strand is consistent with - ANSWER-semiconservative
replication

DNA'S phosphodiester _____ is composed of sugars and phosphates - ANSWER-
backbone

does DNA or RNA polymerases require primers to begin synthesis - ANSWER-DNA

Each DNA molecule is composed of two strands that run antiparallel and composed of 2
phosphodiester strands whose model is this a part of - ANSWER-Watson-Crick model

Franklin used x-ray ____ to suggest that DNA has a helical structure - ANSWER-
diffraction

Griffith's experiments were important because they showed - ANSWER-that the genetic
material could be passed from one cell to another

how many hydrogen bonds form between cytosine and guanine in the DNA double helix
- ANSWER-3

In a DNA double helix, two hydrogen bonds form between - ANSWER-adenine and
thymine

In bacterium, termination of replication occurs - ANSWER-opposite to the origin (the
termination site)

In the Meselson-Stahl experiment, what was the expected composition of DNA
molecules after one round of replication, if the conservative model was correct? -
ANSWER-two densities should be observed: the DNA strands would be either all heavy
or all light

In the Meselson-Stahl experiment, what was the expected composition of DNA
molecules after two rounds of replication, if the semiconservative model was correct- -
ANSWER-half of the molecules would have two light strands and half would have a
heavy and light strand

in the replisome, the ______ is composed of primase, helicase, and accessory proteins
that prime the lagging strand - ANSWER-primosome

lagging strand - ANSWER-synthesized in small fragments that are later connected

leading strand - ANSWER-synthesized continuously

Makes a 10-12 base-pairs complementary primer to the DNA - ANSWER-primase

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