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4. The DNA sequence that have transcriptional activation for its own gene are:
A. cis-acting elements
B. trans-acting elements
C. cis-acting factors
D. trans-acting factors
E. cis-transacting elements
10. Which of the following lac operon site will be binded by Lac repressor protein ?()
A. P sequence
B. 0 sequence
C. CAP bingding cite
D. | gene
E. Z gene
11. Which of the following transcription factors could recognize and bind TATA box?()
A. TFIIA
B. TFIIB
C. TFIID
D. TFIIE
E. TFIIF
A. gene activation
B. transcription initiation
C. post-transcriptional processing
D. translation initiation
E. post-translational processing
A. promoter
B. structural gene
C. operator
D. attenuater(衰减子)
E. upstream of promoter
A. B-galactosidase
B. glactoside permease
C. glucose
D. β-galactose
E. CAP
17. The essencial control point of the majority gene expression regulation is:()
A. replication initiation
B. trannscription initiation
C. translation initiation
D. post-transcriptional regulation
E. post-translation processing
A. operon
B. promoter
C. enhancer
D. silencer
E. aterencer
19. Which of the following have positive regulatory function in eukaryotic transcription
initiation?()
A. operon
B. promoter
C. enhancer
D. silencer
E. aterencer
20. Where do the RNA-pol bind first in the operon during transcription initiation?()
A. structural genes
B. promoter
C. operators(0 sequence)
D. l gene
E. CAP site
21. During eukaryotic genetic transcription, RNA- pol binding:()
A. operon
B. promoter
C. enhancer
D. silencer
E. aterencer
A. cAMP
B. cGMP
C. PIP2
D. IP3
E. DAG
A. highly specificity
B. highly affinity
C. covalent bonding
D. reversible binding
E. certain interaction mode
A. glycolipid
B. phospholipid
C. lipoprotein
D. glycoprotein
E. steroid
5. Small molecules which are responsible for intracellular signal
transduction are called()?
A. receptor
B. vetor
C. transmitter
D. first messenger
E. second messenger
A. cAMP
B. Ca2+
C. cGMP
D. IP3
E. Ach
A. GTPase
B. ATPase
C. TTPase
D. CTPase
E. UTPase
A. PKA
B. guanylate cyclase
C. PKG
D. GRB2 binding protein
E. Guanylate binding protein
A. cyclic receptor
B. 7-helices transmembrane receptor
C. catalytic receptor
D. nucleic receptor
E. cytosol receptor
A. highly specificity
B. highly affinity
C. covalent bonding
D. saturation
E. reversible binding
A. adrenalin
B. thyroxin
C. growth factor
D. insulin
E. estrin
A. receptor
B. AC
C. hormon
D. G Protein
E. cGMP
A. PKA
B. PKC
C. PKG
D. PLA
E. PLC
A. PKA
B. PKC
C. PKG
D. PTK
E. Ca2+- CaM kinase
A. Tyr/Ser
B. Tyr/Thr
C. Ser/ThrD.Ser/His
D. Thr/His
5. cAMP-dependent protein kinase is()
A. receptor-PTK
B. non-receptor-PTK
C. PKC
D. PKA
E. PKG
A. PKA
B. PKC
C. PKG
D. PTK
E. Ca2+- CaM kinase
7. IP3 could:()
A. advance the generation of DAG
B. increase the activity of embrane Ca2+ pump
C. advance the Ca2+release from the ER to plasm
D. advance Ca2+ bind CaM
E. advance Ca2+ bind PKC
A. prostaglandin
B. adrenalin
C. PIP3
D. noradrenalin
E. growth factor
A. PKA
B. PKC
C. PKG
D. PTK
E. Ca2+- CaM dependant kinase
A. cAMP
B. DAG
C. IP3
D. PIP2
E. cGMP
A. cAMP
B. cGMP
C. IP3
D. Ca2+
E. DAG
14. The allosteric activator of PKA is:()
A. cAMP
B. cGMP
C. ATP
D. GTP
E. ADP
15. DAG-PKC pathway consist of: ()
A. Ca2+
B. DAG
C. IP3
D. PKC
E. phosphatidy| serine
A. intracellular receptor
B. G protein
C. AC
D. hormon response element (HRE)
E. PLC
A. cAMP
B. cGMP
C. DAG
D. IP3
E. TAG
18. Which of the following could influence the content of cAMP in the
cell?
A. PKA
B. ATPase
C. phosphodiesterase
D. AC
E. Phospholipase
10.1 DNA TECHNOLOGY
1. The enzyme can recognize special sequences and cleave DNA at these
specific base sequences is called? ()
A. Restriction endonuclease
B. Restriction extronuclease
C. non-Restriction endonuclease
D. non-restriction extronuclease
E. Dnase
A. 1 nucleotide
B. 2 nucleotides
C. nucleotides
D. 4 nucleotides
E. 5 nucleotides
A. Ampicillin resistance
B. kanamycin resistance
C. self replication ability
D. self transcription ability
E. self exprssion ability