LONG QUIZ 1 - BIOCHEMISTRY transcriptional processing? 1ST SEM | A.Y. 2023-2024 | NOVEMBER 28,2023 a. ATP binds to both the cap and on the PROF. RALPH CYLON JACINTO poly A tail b. 1. Responsible for attaching short sequences of c. nucleotides which serves as the starting point of d. DNA replication ANS: RNA Primase 15. Which is the correct pair: Ans: TATA box - mRNA 2. Joins the okazaki fragments Ans: DNA Ligase 16. What is true of snoRNA a. 3. Responsible for relieving torsion stress b. derived from coding of introns Ans: DNA Topoisomerase c. d. 4. Proofreads the newly synthesized DNA strands Ans: DNA Polymerase 17. What is the role of the promoter in regulating gene expression? 5. Unwinds the double helix A. Allow for alternative splicing Ans: DNA Helicase B. Alter gene expression by binding transcription factors 6. Responsible for synthesizing new DNA strand: C. Bind negative regulators to inhibit gene a. DNA Polymerase expression b. DNA Ligase D. Recruit RNA Polymerase and c. DNA Helicase Transcription factors d. RNA Polymerase e. DNA Topoisomerase 18. All are methods for termination of transcription in prokaryotes except: 7. Responsible for DNA Repair A. Hairloop Pin Answer: DNA polymerase B. Release Binding C. Rho Mediated Termination 8-11. 5’- ACAGGGTTTA - 3’ D. None of the above 3’ - TGTCCCAAAT - 5’ 8. Which is the leading strand 19. What event is indicative of transcription Answer: 5’- ACAGGGTTTA - 3’ initiation a. RNA polymerase bind to promoter 9. Which is the lagging strand? b. RNA polymerase removed from DNA Answer: 3’ - TGTCCCAAAT - 5’ C. Telomerase lengthens telomeres D. RNA strands begin to be synthesized 10. Which is the Okazaki fragment? Answer: 3’ - TGTCCCAAAT - 5’ 20. What elements do all eukaryotic promoters region 11. What is the mRNA based on the given strand? a. Basal Promoter (TATA Box) Answer: 3’ - UGUCCCAAAU - 5’ b. Enhancers c. Transcription Factors 12. Factors responsible for the termination site d. All of the above Ans: Rho Factor Sigma factor - starting/initiation site 21. This glycogen storage diseases results to an increased uric acid production due to an 13. Short lifespan of a normal mRNA is determined increased R5P production via HMP pathway by what repeating sequences a. Mc Ardle Ans: Repeated U sequences (since it is on b. Von Gierkes mRNA) c. Lesch-Nyhan Syndrome d. Gout 22. What is the enzyme deficient? (Von Gierkes) a. b. Glucose-6-phosphatase c. d.
23. Which of the following is associated with
hypourecemia? A. Lesch-Nyhan syndrome B. Overactivity of PRPP synthase C. Overactivity of amidotranferase D. Adenosine deaminase deficiency
24. Rate limiting step of Pyrimidine biosynthesis
Ans. Aspartate transcarbamoylase
25. Feedback inhibited by both purine and
pyrimidine Ans. PRPP synthase
26. Which of the following cofactors is used
during the conversion of uracil to thymine? Ans. Tetrahydrofolate
27. Methotrexate inhibits which of the ff enzymes?
Ans. Dihydrofolate reductase
28. Degradation product of pyrimidine biosynthesis
a. Allantoin b. Beta-alanine c. Uric Acid d. Succinyl-CoA
29. Which of the ff drug is an alternative substrate
for OPRT, intake of which may precipitate Orotic aciduria. Answer: Allopurinol
30. 7-year old boy is diagnosed with Lesch-Nyhan.
Which of the following enzymes is the problem? Answer: HGPRT
31. Swollen base of 1st metatarsophalyngeal joint
Ans. Podagra
32. Non modifiable risk factor of gouty arthritis
A. Alcoholism B. Non-vegetarian diet C. Family history D. None of the above