Exam 13: From Gene to Protein

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In tRNA, an amino acid is covalently bonded to an anticodon.

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Which of the following is true of rRNA?

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The addition or deletion of bases in DNA can cause a _______ which causes a change in the reading of the mRNA codons.

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The figure below depicts a gene and two different ways that gene could be mutated. The figure below depicts a gene and two different ways that gene could be mutated.   How does mutation A differ from mutation B? How does mutation A differ from mutation B?

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The intermediary molecule that transmits information in a gene to a ribosome is ________________.

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Use the chart below to determine the chain of amino acids that would be produced by the sequence of this very short, complete gene: UAUUAUGCCUGAGUGAAUUGCUA. Use the chart below to determine the chain of amino acids that would be produced by the sequence of this very short, complete gene: UAUUAUGCCUGAGUGAAUUGCUA.

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Cells use three main types of RNA: mRNA, tRNA, and ____ .

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_______ is different than DNA replication in that it involves the copying of just a small portion of a chromosome rather than the entire chromosome.

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Each set of three bases in an mRNA molecule codes for one of 20 specific

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A codon can specify up to three different amino acids.

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Following transcription,

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_______ is the specific type of nucleic acid found in ribosomes, which are important to protein syntheses.

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Translation occurs in the _______ of the cell, where ribosomes are located.

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