Question 1

Changes in the DNA are called ________.

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Question 2

Match each definition to the correct term
-An enzyme that binds with the promoter on DNA and then synthesizes mRNA.

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A)  Thymine
B)  DNA polymerases
C)  RNA polymerase
D)  Codons
E)  GuanineF) Gene therapyG) EpigeneticsH) BiotechnologyI) Genome

Question 3

Why are the complementary base-pairing rules so important when a cell needs to copy its DNA?

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A)   The cells need both strands to be accurate because each strand codes for one half of the gene.
B)   As long as there is one strand, a copy can be made by following the pairing rules.
C)   Unless the bases pair up correctly, the DNA strand can break apart.
D)   Transcription cannot proceed unless the pairs are in the proper sequence.

Question 4

The manipulation of genetic material for human purposes, the practice of ________, began almost as soon as we began to understand the language of DNA.

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The answer of The manipulation of genetic material for human...

Question 5

A goal of genomics is to ________.

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A)   understand the mechanisms that control gene expression
B)   provide a way to produce large quantities of a particular gene product
C)   manipulate genetic material for human purposes
D)   regulate how genes are expressed without changing the protein they encode

Question 6

Match each definition to the correct term
-Enzymes that link the sugars and phosphates of the newly attached nucleotides to form a new strand during DNA replication.

Accepted Answer

A)  Thymine
B)  DNA polymerases
C)  RNA polymerase
D)  Codons
E)  GuanineF) Gene therapyG) EpigeneticsH) BiotechnologyI) Genome

Question 7

Scientists study the genomes of many different living organisms besides humans, including, for example, fruit flies, yeasts, and mice. Of what value is understanding the genes of a mouse in comparison to those of a human? Are the two even remotely comparable?

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Question 8

UV rays from the sun cause a specific type of improper base pairing called a thymine dimer. If a cell cannot correct this problem, the section of DNA can be removed, causing a deletion of several nucleotides. What will this cause?

Accepted Answer

A)   A point mutation forms that leads to a change in one amino acid.
B)   A point mutation forms that leads to changes in a handful of amino acids.
C)   The codons shift by one letter, and all the codons before the mutation are changed.
D)   The codons could shift by one letter, and all the codons after that point would be off.

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UV rays from the sun cause a specific type of improper base pairing called a thymine dimer. If a cell cannot correct this problem, the section of DNA can be removed, causing a deletion of several nucleotides. What will this cause?

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The manipulation of genetic material for human purposes, the practice of ________, began almost as soon as we began to understand the language of DNA.

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Scientists study the genomes of many different living organisms besides humans, including, for example, fruit flies, yeasts, and mice. Of what value is understanding the genes of a mouse in comparison to those of a human? Are the two even remotely comparable?

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UV rays from the sun cause a specific type of improper base pairing called a thymine dimer. If a cell cannot correct this problem, the section of DNA can be removed, causing a deletion of several nucleotides. What will this cause?

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The manipulation of genetic material for human purposes, the practice of ________, began almost as soon as we began to understand the language of DNA.

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Scientists study the genomes of many different living organisms besides humans, including, for example, fruit flies, yeasts, and mice. Of what value is understanding the genes of a mouse in comparison to those of a human? Are the two even remotely comparable?

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