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Technologist in Molecular Biology, MB(ASCP) board exam prep 2024 with 100% Correct Answers Pyrimidine - Answer ️️ -One carbon ring Cytosine, Thymine, Uracil What is the function of mRNA? - Answer ️️ -Carries genetic info out of nucleus Transcript translated to protein What is the function of tRNA? - Answer ️️ -Carries aa to ribosome Anticodon pairs with codon on mRNA strand What is the function of rRNA? - Answer ️️ -part of ribosome structure most abundant RNA coordina...

Lesson Plan: Title Transcription Part II: What happens to the initial (premRNA) transcript made by RNA pol II? Objectives  Explain how the transcript generated by RNA polymerase II (the pre-mRNA) is processed to become mature mRNA, using the sequence signals identified in Module 2.  Use the genome browser to analyze the relationships among: 1. pre-mRNA 2. 5’ capping 3. 3’ polyadenylation 4. splicing 5. mRNA Pre-requisites  Modules 1 and 2  Define pre-mRNA as the RNA ...

ASCP Molecular Biology Certification Detailed Exam With Questions and Answers Well Answered A+ Graded 100% Excellence. Do you have to know the gene sequence in order to do DNA sequencing? - CORRECT ANSWER-Yes, in order to design primers You do NOT need to know the mutation Pyrimidine - CORRECT ANSWER-One carbon ring Cytosine, Thymine, Uracil Purine - CORRECT ANSWER-Two carbon rings Adenine, Guanine How are nucleotides joined together? - CORRECT ANSWER-Condensation to form phosphodie...

Embryology Exam 2 | questions and answers | updated 2023/24 Histones, linker proteins and DNA strands are all components of what are referred to as - nucleosomes The acrosome of a eukaryotic sperm cell is formed from which organelle(s) - golgi complex repress or regulate the transcription of DNA to mRNA - enhancers To recruit acetyl transferases and loosen the histones and nucleosomes requires what - transcription factors the axoneme is a term or name for which of the following ch...

WGU BIOCHEMISTRY EXAM ACTUAL EXAM TEST BANK QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES _____ are spliced out and ______ are connected together to produce a mature mRNA sequence. - ANSWERIntrons, exons PCR items needed - ANSWERDNA polymerase. DNA nucleotides (dNTPS). Template DNA. primers No ligase needed

What are the purines and pyrimidines? - Answer-purines: adenine, guanine pyrimidines: cytosine, uracil, thymine What are some examples of the cause of mutations in DNA? - Answer-cellular metabolism, UV light exposure, ionizing radiation, chemical exposure, replication errors What happens when the DNA is damaged/a mutation occurs? - Answer-cell cycle checkpoint activation, transcriptional program activation, DNA repair, apoptosis What is the definition of a gene? - Answer-A segment of D...

UIUC IB 104 FINAL EXAM 2024/2025 Understanding the structure of DNA has led to which of the following? A. development of crops resistant to weed-killers. B. individualized treatment of many cancers. C. treatment of otherwise fatal diseases like SCID (severe combined immunodeficiency disease). D. Both A and B E. A, B and C - Precise Answer E. A, B, and C Non-coding DNA can be found: A. in introns. B. in exons. C. between Why Choose Yanchy? Expert Test Prep: Get access to ...

Bio 230w Exam 4 (Ch 11 #54-105, ... tbd) Questions & Answers 2024/2025 What are split genes? - ANSWERSgenes with intervening sequences 55.Differentiate between intervening sequences (introns) and exons - which are expressed, which are removed during RNA splicing? - ANSWERSThose parts of a split gene that contribute to the mature RNA product are called "EXONS", whereas the intervening sequences are called "INTRONS" 56.What is "RNA splicing"? - ANSWERSIn addition to formation of t...

What is the difference between and intron and an exon? - Answer Introns are non- coding sections and exons are coding sequences. How can one stretch of DNA be used to create more than one protein? - Answer It can undergo alternative splicing and create different protein products. What is the meaning of the term exon shuffling? - Answer Exon shuffling is when an exons from different genes are brought together or the same exon is duplicated.