biotech quiz 2- DNA Structure, Replication, Transcription, Translation

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What are some similarities that prokaryotes and eukaryotes share? (select all that apply)

Ribosomes, DNA, Cytoplasm

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What nucleotides are purines? 

A and G

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The rule that states that the total number of purines always equals the total number of pyrimidines is called the _________ rule. 

Chargaff

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T/F: Phosphodiester bonds are made through a dehydration reaction. 

true

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In nucleosides, what is missing? 

Phosphate group

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One enzyme involved in DNA supercoiling is:

Topoisomerase

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Each nucleosome is made out of how many histones?

8

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DNA replication occurs in what direction? 

5’ to 3’

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In the semiconservative process of DNA replication, the new strand is formed by joining short DNA fragments called _________ fragments. 

Okazaki

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T/F: In bacteria, replication occurs at multiple points of origins called OriC 1, OriC 2, and OriC 3. 

false; single/fixed point called OriC

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What regions are part of the promoter section of the bacterial gene? (select all that apply) 

-35, -10

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The subunit of RNA polymerase responsible for detecting the promoter region in the bacterial gene is called:

Sigma

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T/F: In bacteria, transcription is usually stopped with the formation of a hairpin loop and a repeating sequence of Us. 

true

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In Eukaryotic transcription, what RNA polymerase recruits transcription factors at the promoter site?

RNA pol II

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During splicing and the conversion of immature mRNA to mature (coding) mRNA, what is excised? 

Introns

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The rule that allows less stringent base-pairing but only for codon:anticodon pairing is called the ________ rule. 

Wobble

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The start codon in eukaryotes is:

AUG

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In eukaryotes, what is the amino acid bound to the initiation tRNA?

Methionine

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What translation control method involves the silencing of a gene?

RNA interference

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Which of the following is not a STOP codong?

UAU