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Colin Andres-Paguirigan's Quiz History: Quiz: Basic Concepts of Genetic Expression Score for this attempt: 76 out of 80 Question 1 0 / 2 pts stop CpG island exonuclease binding pause disconnect  Q uestion 2 2 / 2 pts circular DNA is Z-form viral and bacterial DNA is always single s...

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Score for this attempt: 76 out of 80
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IncorrectQuestion 1
pts
Eukaryotic transcription termination generally occurs at ________ sites in the DNA sequence.
stop

CpG island

exonuclease binding

pause

disconnect


Question 2
pts
Which of the following explains why circular DNA, such as the chromosomes of some viruses and bacteria, appears to be twisted?
circular DNA is Z-form

viral and bacterial DNA is always single stranded

supercoiling

hybridization

none of the above


Question 3
pts
In molecular cloning, transformed organisms must be identified. One common method for accomplishing this involves the
inclusion of ________ in the plasmid.
an antibiotic resistance gene

a deletion

an origin of replication

a nuclease gene

a restriction site


Question 4
pts
Which of the following explains supercoiling in naturally occurring DNA?
negatively supercoiled, making the helix tighter

positively supercoiled, making the helix looser

positively supercoiled, making the helix tighter

negatively supercoiled without changing the nature of the helix

negatively supercoiled, making the helix looser


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IncorrectQuestion 5
pts
Which of the following eukaryotic RNA polymerase is correctly paired with the type of RNA that it produces?
RNA polymerase I: rRNA

RNA polymerase II: mRNA from protein-coding genes

RNA polymerase III: small RNAs such as miRNA and snRNA

RNA polymerase III: tRNA

all of the above


Question 6
pts
Which type of DNA repair is used to remove and replace a single modified base that cannot be converted back to the normal base
by a direct repair process?
mismatch repair

DNA photolyase

nucleotide excision repair

base excision repair

none of the above


Question 7
pts
Because of the high temperature ________ step during a PCR reaction, the DNA polymerase from ________ is used.
primer extension; bacteriophage λ

primer extension; E. coli

strand separation; E. coli

strand separation; Thermus aquaticus

primer annealing; Thermus aquaticus


Question 8
pts
RNA interference is a mechanism of post-transcriptional RNA-dependent ________.
coactivation

apoptosis

chromatin-remodeling

gene silencing

histone methylation


Question 9
pts
Which of the eukaryotic transcription factors is responsible for binding the TATA box?
TFIID

TFIIH

TFIIF

TFIIE
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