Under normal conditions, an mRNA molecule that is 99 bases long will create a protein composed of: - 99 amino acids 99 RNA molecules 33 amino acids 33 tRNA molecules - 33 ribosomal subunits A detective finds a miniscule spot of blood on a murder suspect's shirt. What method would the police lab be expected to used to get enough DNA from the blood droplet to perform DNA fingerprinting? - DNA sequencing - - - Gel electrophoresis Inserting the blood's DNA into viral DNA Inserting the sample's DNA into a plasmid Polymerase chain reaction If a segment of double-stranded DNA has 20 percent adenine, how much of it is cytosine? -30% 40% -20% -60% -10% Which of the following is true of TATA sequences? They contain transcription start site They are ally methylated

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Under normal conditions, an mRNA molecule that is 99 bases long will create a protein
composed of:
- 99 amino acids
99 tRNA molecules
-33 amino acids
33 tRNA molecules
- 33 ribosomal subunits
A detective finds a miniscule spot of blood on a murder suspect's shirt. What method would the
police lab be expected to used to get enough DNA from the blood droplet to perform DNA
fingerprinting?
- DNA sequencing
- Gel electrophoresis
-
Inserting the blood's DNA into viral DNA
-
Inserting the sample's DNA into a plasmid
Polymerase chain reaction
If a segment of double-stranded DNA has 20 percent adenine, how much of it is cytosine?
-30%
40%
-20%
-60%
10%
Which of the following is true of TATA sequences?
- They contain transcription start site
They are usually methylated
- They contain transcription stop sequence
- They are found on 3' end of a gene
• They are flanked by CpG islands
Differential gene transcription regulates:
Which of the transcribed RNAs or parts of it will enter cytoplasm and become mRNA
Which proteins are allowed to remain and function in the cell
-
-
Which of the mRNA in the cytoplasm become translated into proteins
Which of the nuclear genes are to be transcribed into pre-mRNA
Which proteins are modified post-translationally
All the following molecules/factors are required for translation to occur except?
DNA
IRNA
mRNA
amino acids
the small and large ribosomal subuits
Transcribed Image Text:Under normal conditions, an mRNA molecule that is 99 bases long will create a protein composed of: - 99 amino acids 99 tRNA molecules -33 amino acids 33 tRNA molecules - 33 ribosomal subunits A detective finds a miniscule spot of blood on a murder suspect's shirt. What method would the police lab be expected to used to get enough DNA from the blood droplet to perform DNA fingerprinting? - DNA sequencing - Gel electrophoresis - Inserting the blood's DNA into viral DNA - Inserting the sample's DNA into a plasmid Polymerase chain reaction If a segment of double-stranded DNA has 20 percent adenine, how much of it is cytosine? -30% 40% -20% -60% 10% Which of the following is true of TATA sequences? - They contain transcription start site They are usually methylated - They contain transcription stop sequence - They are found on 3' end of a gene • They are flanked by CpG islands Differential gene transcription regulates: Which of the transcribed RNAs or parts of it will enter cytoplasm and become mRNA Which proteins are allowed to remain and function in the cell - - Which of the mRNA in the cytoplasm become translated into proteins Which of the nuclear genes are to be transcribed into pre-mRNA Which proteins are modified post-translationally All the following molecules/factors are required for translation to occur except? DNA IRNA mRNA amino acids the small and large ribosomal subuits
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