Exam 11: Gene Expression: From Transcription to Translation
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You are looking at an electron micrograph of several transcriptional units for rRNA.How can you tell where the transcription initiation site is?
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Mammalian oocytes have recently been shown to produce siRNAs.What are they called?
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What is the maximum number of tRNAs that a cell would be likely to have?
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What enzyme is responsible for covalently linking amino acids to the 3'-end of the cognate tRNA?
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RNA interference can be used to _____ the production of a particular enzyme so that the effect of the enzyme _______ on the organism's _________ can be determined.
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The initiator tRNA enters the 30S ribosomal subunit at the ____ during prokaryotic protein synthesis.
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What is the presumed function of the siRNAs produced by mammalian oocytes?
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Alcaptonuria is a genetic disease that is characterized by _________.
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Why does it make sense that cells would be able to recognize dsRNAs as undesirable using a mechanism such as RNAi?
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The corresponding segment of DNA from which the primary transcript is transcribed is called a _____.
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The intermediate stage that the group II introns pass through while undergoing self-splicing is called the _____.
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Why are general transcription factors (GTFs)referred to as "general?"
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The macromolecular complex that associates with each intron and splices it is called a(n)_____.
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As life was first evolving,what molecule is thought to have performed double duty as the genetic material and performing catalysis of chemical reactions?
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Sequences of DNA that are similar,seemingly conserved and seen in association with genes in roughly the same location from gene to gene in bacteria are called ________.They are generally the most common version of such a conserved DNA sequence,but some variation in the sequence can occur from one gene to another.
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What is the significance of the variability of the third nucleotide in a codon?
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Where are the unusual bases of tRNAs predominantly concentrated?
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The 3' end of most eukaryotic mRNAs contains a ______,while the 5' end has a _________.
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