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RNA modification
Translation
Enzymes
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100

Which Direction does RNA polymerase build?

5' -> 3'

100

True or False

All RNAs must go through intron removal

False

Bacteria do not have introns in their RNA to remove

100

True or False

Ribosomes read 5' -> 3'

True

100

What does a RNA holoenzyme consist of?

A core RNA polymerase and a sigma factor

100

True or False:

immediate transcription-translation can occur in both prokaryotes and eukaryotes

False. Eukaryotes have a nucleus

200

Name the three important numbered sequences in a promoter region

-35 sequence, -10 sequence, and +1 sequence.

200

Splicing

Introns in group 1 and 2 can _________

Introns in group 3 require a __________

Self-splice

Spliceosome

200

True or False

The tRNA that matches a STOP codon, adds methiodide to end the polypeptide chain

FALSE

There are no tRNAs that match stop codon sequences. 

200

What does the torpedo model require to remove RNA pol II from the DNA?

an exonuclease

200

This protein complex facilitates interactions with RNA pol II and regulatory transcription factors

The mediator

300
Double Stranded bacterial DNA is separated at the A-T rich -10 region to form the ____________

Open complex

300

This uncommon method of RNA modification occurs when a base sequence of an RNA molecule is changed

RNA editing

300

What does this codon code for? 5'-CAU-3'


HIS

(histidine)

300

What enzyme breaks the phosphodiester bond between nucleotides at the END of a strand of tRNA?

Exonuclease

300

What did Beadle and Tatum use to break the protein coding genes in DNA?

X-ray

400

If a rut site is mutated and loses it's function, what will happen to the mRNA?

The ρ protein will not bind, and transcription will not be terminated

400

This is what it is called when a 7-methylguanosine is added to the 5' end of the pre-mRNA

5' capping

400

The amino acid is attached to the tRNA at what structure? 

The Acceptor Stem

400
What are the subunits of a bacterial ribosome? 

30S+50S

400

What is the difference between a protein and a polypeptide?

A polypeptide is a string of linear amino acids, whereas a protein is a string of covalently bonded amino acids that are FOLDED into a specific shape.

500

What is the order that transcriptional factors bind in?

1. (TFIIA)TFIID

2. TFIIB

3. TFIIF

4. TFIIE

5. TFIIH

500

What method of RNA modification helps 

1 facilitate mRNA export from nucleus

2 Stabilize mRNA in cytosol

3 translation of the mRNA

3' polyadenylation

500

What is the order of the sites that the mRNA goes through in ribosomes? 

1. A site (aminoacyl site)

2. P site (peptidyl site)

3. E site (exit site)

500

How many RNA polymerases do Eukaryotes have?

Which one transcribes mRNA?

3

RNA pol II

500

Given the anticodon 5'-AAG-3', what are all of the codons that can be used to get the same amino acid


Codons:

5'-CUU-3', 5'-CUC-3',5'-CUA-3',5'-CUG-3'

All code for Leu

(leucine)

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