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What is one step that occurs in eukaryotic transcription but not in prokaryotic transcription?
A cap is added to the 5' end of the RNA, and the RNA is spliced
The monomers of RNA are:
Nucleotides
Your skin cells will most likely have the same DNA sequence as
The cells that make up the lining of your intestine
What statement correctly defines gene expression?
Gene expression occurs when a gene is transcribed and (usually) translated.
What process produces RNA polymers?
Transcription
The Central Dogma of Molecular Biology is concerned with...
The flow of genetic information within a cell
What is NOT a function of the 5' G cap of eukaryotic mRNA?
to aid in transcription initiation
One difference between DNA and RNA is that
RNA has a different sugar in its sugar-phosphate backbone than DNA does
What type of protein helps to guide RNA polymerase to the correct starting location in transcription initiation?
proteins called transcription factors
What correctly summarizes the flow of information within a cell?
DNA → RNA → protein
A gene is expressed when it is
transcribed and translated
What determines the sequence of nucleotides in mRNA?
the sequence of nucleotides in the template DNA
Which enzyme synthesizes RNA strands?
RNA polymerase