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- Which of the following has activity that is most similar to RNA Polymerase? Helicase DNA Polymerase Primase ExonucleaseThe following DNA sequence is part of one exon and contains the beginning of a gene’s open reading frame 5' ATGCCTGAATCAGCTTTA 3'. How many amino acids does this sequence encode? A) 5 B) 6 C) 7 D) 18Transcribe and translate the following DNA sequence (nontemplate strand): 5’-ATGGCCGGTTATTAAGCA-3’
- All of the following are transcribed directly from DNA except: A. proteins B. rRNA c. tRNA d. introns e. exonsWhich of the following is RNA-dependent RNA polymerase?a) Reverse transcriptaseb) RNA polymerase Ic) RNA polymerase IId) RNA replicaseWhich of the enzymes from the following list wouldyou need to make a cDNA library? What is the function of those enzyme(s) in the process?a. DNA polymeraseb. RNA polymerasec. A restriction enzymed. DNA ligasee. An aminoacyl-tRNA synthetasef. Peptidyl transferaseg. Reverse transcriptase
- Which of the following processes takes place in the nucleoli within the eukaryotic nucleus?a) ribosome assemblyb) rRNA gene transcriptionc) telomerase assemblyd) tRNA processinge) all of the above Please explain choicesThe DNA sequence contains the complete sequence for a small gene. What amino acid sequence does this gene code for? The top is the coding strand. 5' GGCTATGTATAGGGTAAACTTCTGACGCCTA 3' 3’ CCGATACATATCCCATTTGAAGACTGCGGAT 5’does anyone know how to list the RNA sequence transcribed from the DNA template sequence TTACACTTGCTTGAGAGTC.
- All of the following are required to create a cDNA library EXCEPT: Group of answer choices DNA polymerase. dNTPs. reverse transcriptase. mRNAs. RNA polymerase.A molecule with the sequence of AUCGUCA should be categorized as ________ which is a product of the copying of the sequence ___________ . RNA, UAGCAGU RNA, TAGCAGT DNA, TAGCAGT DNA, UAGCAGUPart of the protein-coding region in a gene has the base sequence 3- TACCGCAGCATAACGTTCGCAATCTACCGCTCCACCGGGTC-5'. What is the sequence of the partner DNA strand?
