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Structure of DNA and Genomes
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Which of the following is not a key characteristic of genetic material?
A: Immediate degradation after use
According to Chargaffs rules, in doubled stranded DNA:
A: A = T and G = C
The sugar component of DNA nucleotides is
A: Deoxyribose
Phosphodiester bonds in DNA connect:
A: Sugar to phosphate between adjacent nucleotides
Which component is NOT part of the lac operon structural genes?
trpA gene
The LCR(locus control region) in the beta globin locus:
Regulates temporal expression of multiple globin genes
The main difference between the lac and trp operons is that:
Lac is inducible (off → on), trp is repressible (on → off)
What happens when both glucose and lactose are present?
Glucose represses lac operon via low cAMP (catabolite repression)
The CAP-cAMP complex functions as:
A positive transcription factor that increases RNA polymerase binding
The lac repressor is coded by:
lacl
Which of the following correctly describes the trp operon when tryptophan is absent?
Repressor inactive, transcription on
The function of the operator in the lac operon is to:
Bind repressor protein and block transcription
What kind of molecule is allolactose?
An inducer
In the trp operon, tryptophan acts as a:
Corepressor
Which of the following is a similarity between lac and trp operons?
Both involve repressors that bind operator sequences
The lac operon is repressible system?
False
Allolactose binds to the operator to activate transcription
False
The trp operon is an inducible system
False
The lac repressor binds to the operator in the absence of lactose
True
The lac operon produces enzymes that metabolize lactose
True
The trp operon is normally ”on”
True
The lac operon is normally “on”
False
The CAP-cAMP complex is active when glucose is low
True
The lacl gene encodes a repressor protein
True
The trp repressor requires typtophan to bind DNA
True
The lac repressor requires lactose to bind DNA
False
Eukaryotic enhances can function thousands of base pairs away from promoters
True
The LCR is unique to bacteria
False
Mutations in enhancer sequences can cause disease
True
The lac operon an deukaryotic transcription factor systmes both rely on protein-DNA interactions
True