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Q: The two strands of DNA are O antiparallel. O parallel. O even. O share the same ends.

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Q: Contains deoxyribose instead of ribose. O messenger RNA O DNA O transfer RNA

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Q: The direction of MRNA molecule synthesis is . Select one: O a. From DNA strand that starts with 5' O…

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Q: t the protein level, mutation resulting in changing one amino acid for ar re DA) Neutral mutations…

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Q: point mutation (SNP) is sufficient to cause a genetic disorder if   a. It causes a change at the…

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Q: Which is the best definition of a genetic mutation? An error in a code. OA mistake during copying.…

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Q: A proteih was Which of the following mutations will least effect the protein's function? a) A…

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Q: CG Islands in DNA are important for :-  A) Methylation  B) Acetylation  C) t- RNA synthesis  D)…

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Q: f the following it’s NOT a nucleotide ? a)RNA b)GTP c)ATP d)cAMP

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Q: DNA and RNA both have what sort of a charge? a. Positive charge b. Negative charge c.…

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Q: Compared to DNA, RNA; a) Uses thiamine b) Has an OH group on the 3' carbon and DNA does not Oc) Is…

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Q: A slight change in a single amino acid in polypeptide chain results in Select one: O a. • Mutation O…

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Q: Translation is ___: O Use of RNA as a template to make proteins O Use of DNA as a template to make…

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Q: This molecule `NH `NH can form 3 hydrogen bonds in base pairing B forms uridylate with ribose and…

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Q: In a DNA molecule, a sugar, phosphate, and nitrogenous base are collectivley referred to as   A. DNA…

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Q: Which statement is NOT TRUE about RNA? Lütfen birini seçin: O a. RNA molecules have various…

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Q: At the DNA level, a mutation in a protein coding region where a single base is replaced by another…

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Q: Select all of the statements that are FALSE abou RNA. Consists of ribose sugars O Forms helices O…

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Q: Synthesis of new molecules of deoxyribonucleic acid is the process of A. replication B.…

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Q: How can a triple mutation alter an overall protein? a. lower the # of charges, increase the pI b.…

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Q: iii. Does the molecule below come from RNA or DNA? Justify your answer. HN OH

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