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Which types of RNA are used in translation? Select all correct option
= = mRNA, tRNA, rRNA
What is a codon?
= A set of 3 nucleotides on mRNA
Gene regulation refers to the mechanisms that act to induce (stimulate) or repress (block) the
expression of a gene. This would directly have in impact on
= which mRNA is being produced
What signals the ribosome to begin translating the mRNA into a new amino acid sequence?
= start codon
A DNA strand has a nucleotide sequence of TAT GTG for a gene segment. What is the amino acid
sequence of the complementary mRNA strand?
= Isoleucine – Histidine
A DNA strand has a nucleotide sequence of ATT for a gene segment. What is the amino acid sequence of
the complementary mRNA strand?
= stop
brings a copy of the instructions for protein synthesis from the nucleus to the ribosome.
= mRNA
Which of these shows the correct order for the central dogma (protein synthesis) of molecular biology?
= DNA - RNA – Protein
What processes are involved when the cell produces new proteins?
= transcription and translation
Transcription is a process where a portion of the cell's DNA is copied into a mRNA. This process takes
place in the nucleus.
= true
The molecule that brings a copy of the instructions for protein synthesis from the nucleus to the
ribosome is
= mRNA
What similarities do DNA and mRNA share? Click all that apply.
= both contain genetic code, both have complimentary base pairs
If the ultimate goal of DNA replication is to correctly synthesize proteins to be used by the body, what is
the most likely result if DNA replicates incorrectly
= errors in protein synthesis
What signals the ribosome to end translating the mRNA into a new amino acid sequence?
= stop codon
At what point along an mRNA strand does a ribosome start protein synthesis and at what point does it
end protein synthesis?
= It starts at the start codon and ends at the stop codon
A gene will code for a specific ________ during the process of translation.
= protein
Gene regulation has to do with which genes are "turned on" and which genes are "turned off". Turned
on genes will be transcribed into mRNA that will eventually serve as instructions during the process of
translation. Since that is true, gene regulation will determine which
= mRNA is produced
Translation is the process of translating the sequence of a messenger RNA (mRNA) molecule to a
sequence of amino acids during protein synthesis.
= true
A gene is a portion of your DNA that codes for a specific ___________ during translation.
= protein
An error occurred during DNA replication that was not caught during G2 of interphase. The DNA
sequence should have been TTG but instead it was TTC. What would be the result of the error?
= an error in protein synthesis
A DNA strand has a nucleotide sequence of TAA TCC TTC for a gene segment. What is the amino acid
sequence of the complementary mRNA strand of this DNA strand?
= Isoleucine - Arginine – Lysine
Protein synthesis takes place in the ______________ of the cell and is carried out by the
____________________.
= cytoplasm, ribosome
This is the name give to the three-nucleotide group that codes for one amino
acid.
= codon
Which type of RNA includes the anti-codon and delivers the amino acid to the
ribosome?
= trna
If there are 30 nucleotides in one gene, how may amino acids would be linked to
create that protein?
= 10
What would be the original DNA sequence if the anti-codon sequence is GUC?
= GTC
Which molecule contains the genetic code?
= DNA
What name is given to the process of copying a gene's DNA sequence into RNA?
= transcription
What is the name given to the sequence of joined amino acidsin a polypeptide
chain?
= protein
How many nucleotides would it take to create a protein chain of 9 amino acids?
= 27
A DNA strand has the base sequence AACGTAACG. What is the complimentary
RNA strand?
= UUGCAUUGC
Which would be the anticodon on the tRNA molecule if the codon on mRNA reads
AUG
= UAC