is the name of the protein that unwinds double stranded DNAis the term used to refer to newly synthesized fragments/pieces of DNAis the name of the protein that joins gaps in the newly synthesized DNAis the skin disease caused by a mutant uv-specific endonucleaseis the term that refers to the synthesized DNA strand that is discontinuousis the protein that relieves the strain created by unwinding the DNA double strandsis the name of the cap attached to the mRNA to protect it from nucleasesis the protein responsible for putting together the amino acids in translationis the term that refers to the portion of mRNA that is not used in translationthe term that refers to the 3-nucleotide code in tRNA

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Transverion mutations result from wobble type mispairing during DNA synthesis or replication spontaneous chemical lesions slippage of DNA polymerases during DNA synthesis or replication
ENE 2: Nose Style DNA Template Strand ATG- GGG- CTT- CTC- TTT MRNA tRNA Amino Acids APPEARANCE
The part of Pol III that is involved in mismatch repair is DnaA DnaQ DnaB DnaG
Which of the following is correct about the function of DNA Ligase? DNA ligase is used on the leading strand and it joins any disconnected strand together O DNA ligase is used on the lagging strand which helps in joining fragments of the strand together O DNA ligase is used on the lagging strand and it aids in correcting mistakes on this specific strand O DNA ligase is used to maintain the replication fork structure
Which enzymes are involved in DNA replications? There are multiple answers. Helicase DNA polymerase RNA polymerase DNA ligase single strand binding proteins peptidyl transferase σ unit release factors
What is the DNA complement to this DNA sequence: TGAGCCTTAGGA? O UCTCGGUUTCCT O ACTCGGAATCCT O ACUCGGAAUCCU
Plasmids differ from transposons because plasmids become inserted into chromosomes self-replicate outside the chromosome move from chromosome to chromosome carry genes for antibiotic resistance none of the above
Which mechanism is utilized to replicate plasmids undergoing conjugal transfer? Rolling-circle replication O Modified rolling-circle replication where the displaced strand is concurrently with DNA transfer Theta replication Theta replication followed by rolling circle replication
Which kind of chemical damage is depicted in this picture: 2-OH O strand breakage O base deletion base modification base cross linking
Describe the role of the proteins involved with DNA replication. Also identify if the protein is involved the leading strand, lagging strand or both. DNA Ligase DNA Polymerase I DNA Polymerase III Helicase Primase Single-stranded DNA-binding proteins Topoisomerase
Which protein directs the recombination exchange with a DNA that has failed a complete DNA replication? UvrA RecB MutC RecA MutH
Microb The origin is the site on the DNA: is ONLY where transcription begins is ONLY where translation begins is ONLY where RNA polymerase initially binds to DNA/gene is where transcription begins AND where RNA polymerase binds initially to DNA/gene is where replication begins AND where helicase binds is ONLY where helicase binds DNA is ONLY where replication begins

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