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Har Gobind Khorana at the University of Wisconsin synthesized artificial mRNAs such as poly CA (CACA … ) and poly CAA (CAACAACAA … ).He found that poly CA codes for a polypeptide consisting of alternating threonine (Thr) and histidine (His) residues.There are two possible codons in poly CA: CAC and ACA.One of these must encode histidine and the other threonine-but which is which? The answer comes from results with poly CAA, which produces three different polypeptides: poly Thr, poly Gln (glutamine), and poly Asn (asparagine).(An artificial mRNA can be read, inefficiently, beginning at any point in the chain; there is no specific initiation signal.Thus poly CAA can be read as a polymer of CAA, of ACA, or of AAC.) Compare the results of the poly CA and poly CAA experiments, and determine which codon corresponds with threonine and which with histidine.
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The protein insulin, which plays a role in blood glucose regulation, is first synthesized as proinsulin, a single polypeptide chain with three domains, designated A, B, and C.Domain C connects domains A and B, which bind to one another through intramolecular disulfide bonds.Insulin is secreted as a polypeptide without domain C.In the figure, _______ represents the process that modifies proinsulin to yield insulin.
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Heterozygotes for the defective enzyme _______ alkaptonuria, which means that the trait is _______.
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If A, B, C, D, and E represent (in that order) sequence blocks in a pre-mRNA molecule, and B and D are introns, the sequence of the mature mRNA molecule is _______.
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When eukaryotic DNA is hybridized with mRNA, the hybrid molecules contain loops of DNA, which are
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An mRNA molecule has 540 codons.How many nucleotides does it have in the coding region?
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In eukaryotic cells, sugar residues are covalently attached to proteins through the process of glycosylation.This posttranslational modification occurs
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Proteins are synthesized from _______ terminus to _______terminus in the _______ direction along the mRNA.
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Mapping studies have showed that within a group of mutants with the same growth requirements (i.e., the same overt phenotype), individual mutations are on different chromosomes.This indicates that
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The start codon is near the _______ end of the mRNA, and this corresponds with the _______ terminus of the polypeptide.
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The transfer of information from DNA to RNA occurs during _______, while the transfer of information from RNA to protein occurs during _______.
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Translation is the process by which information in _______ is propagated into information in _______.
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Biologists often describe organisms that are easy to manipulate as _______ organisms.
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The promoter region of a gene has undergone an inversion with the 3′ end break point within the initiation site.This will affect the transcription of this gene in all of the following ways except
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Suppose the 5ʹ-to-3ʹ coding strand of DNA is GTCTATGCATTA. What is the template DNA strand that would be used for transcription?
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