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PCB 3063 Exam Questions with Verified Solutions RNA monomers contains all except A. Phosphate group B. Nitrogen Bases: A,C,T,G C.OH group in carbon 2 of ribose D. Ribose - Answers Nitrogen Bases: A,C,T,G The region the RNA polymerase recognizes and binds to is known as: A. Transcription unit B.coding region C.Terminator D. Promoter - Answers Promoter According to a more broad definition of a "gene" what can it encode A.tRNA B. all can be encoded by a gene C. rRNA D. RNA that will be translated to a protein - Answers all can be encoded by a gene In Eukaroyotes._________ are parts of the gene that get transcribed but not translated and ______________ are parts of the gene that get transcribed and translated. A. Terminator-coding region B.Intros-exons C. Promoters- coding season D. Exons-introns - Answers Introns-exons Select the molecule that corresponds based on the properties described Double stranded molecule ----- First Molecule that evolved to store genetic information----- More stable----- Lacks an Oxygen in its sugar ---- Self catalytic properties ------ Monomers are composed by a sugar, a nitrogen base and a phosphate group ------------------------------------------------- Options DNA RNA Both DNA and RNA - Answers A. DNA B.RNA C.DNA D.DNA E.RNA F. Both RNA and DNA Which is the molecule that stores genetic information in cells? A.DNA B.RNA C.Proteins D. Egg E.Sperm - Answers DNA A nucleotide is composed of (check all that apply) A. DNA B.Ribose C.Phosphate Group D.Nitrogen Base E.RNA - Answers B.Ribose C.Phosphate Group D.Nitrogen Base Which molecule would be better for storing information long term? A.DNA B.RNA - Answers DNA Which is the 5' to 3' strand? - Answers A.A B.B What is the component of the DNA that holds the code for the cell instructions? A.Deoxyribose B.Phosphate group C. Nitrogen base identity D. 5'-3' orientation - Answers Nitrogen Base identity What RNA molecule will be synthesized? - Answers CGCUAUAGCGUUU Check all the parts of the transcription unit that get copied into RNA. A. Promoter B. Terminator C. Coding region - Answers B. Terminator C. Coding region Where would position -10 be located? A B C D - Answers A Why are consensus regions in promoters important?

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PCB 3063 Exam Questions with Verified Solutions

RNA monomers contains all except



A. Phosphate group

B. Nitrogen Bases: A,C,T,G

C.OH group in carbon 2 of ribose

D. Ribose - Answers Nitrogen Bases: A,C,T,G

The region the RNA polymerase recognizes and binds to is known as:

A. Transcription unit

B.coding region

C.Terminator

D. Promoter - Answers Promoter

According to a more broad definition of a "gene" what can it encode

A.tRNA

B. all can be encoded by a gene

C. rRNA

D. RNA that will be translated to a protein - Answers all can be encoded by a gene

In Eukaroyotes._________ are parts of the gene that get transcribed but not translated and
______________ are parts of the gene that get transcribed and translated.



A. Terminator-coding region

B.Intros-exons

C. Promoters- coding season

D. Exons-introns - Answers Introns-exons

Select the molecule that corresponds based on the properties described

,Double stranded molecule ----->



First Molecule that evolved to store genetic information----->



More stable----->



Lacks an Oxygen in its sugar ---->



Self catalytic properties ------>



Monomers are composed by a sugar, a nitrogen base and a phosphate group -----------------------------
-------------------->



Options

DNA

RNA

Both DNA and RNA - Answers A. DNA

B.RNA

C.DNA

D.DNA

E.RNA

F. Both RNA and DNA

Which is the molecule that stores genetic information in cells?



A.DNA

B.RNA

, C.Proteins

D. Egg

E.Sperm - Answers DNA

A nucleotide is composed of (check all that apply)

A. DNA

B.Ribose

C.Phosphate Group

D.Nitrogen Base

E.RNA - Answers B.Ribose

C.Phosphate Group

D.Nitrogen Base

Which molecule would be better for storing information long term?



A.DNA

B.RNA - Answers DNA

Which is the 5' to 3' strand? - Answers A.A

B.B

What is the component of the DNA that holds the code for the cell instructions?



A.Deoxyribose

B.Phosphate group

C. Nitrogen base identity

D. 5'-3' orientation - Answers Nitrogen Base identity

What RNA molecule will be synthesized? - Answers CGCUAUAGCGUUU

Check all the parts of the transcription unit that get copied into RNA.

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