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1Which property is not essential for the origin of life?
- AThe need to store information
- BThe need to duplicate information
- CThe need to change information
- DThe need to make proteins
- EThe need to convert into favorable reactions
2Why is it thought that ribozymes are likely to be a legacy from an ancestral RNA world?
- AThey are more stable than RNAs
- BWhen they act, they require the presence of protein cofactors
- CThey act without the participation of protein cofactors.
- DThey can be made spontaneously without a DNA template.
- EThey are made by proteins
3What was probably the first carrier of genetic information in primitive organisms?
- ADNA that could self-replicate
- BProteins
- CPolypeptides
- DRNA that could self-replicate
- ELipids
4________ can be used to purify transcription activator proteins
- AGel mobility shift assays
- BDNA affinity chromatography
- CCentrifugation
- DDNA footprinting
- EChIP assays
5Sequence specific DNA binding proteins frequently have a region that binds in the major groove because:
- AIt is smaller
- BIt contains sequence specific information
- CThe minor groove is not available
- DIt is positively charged
- EIt is negatively charged
6The following secondary structures are known to specifically interact with DNA (select all that apply):
- AAlpha helix
- BBeta sheet
- CUnstructured loops
- DDouble helix
7What happens at the lac operon in the absence of glucose and presence of lactose?
- ANo expression
- BLow expression
- CThe lac repressor binds the promoter
- DHigh expression
- EThe CAP protein doesn't bind to the promoter
8Multiple binding sites for a repressor is advantageous because:
- AThere are too many repressors in cells
- BDNA must be bent to allow transcription
- CRepressors are only active when bound to many sites at once
- DThis increases the effective concentration of the repressor
- ERepressors need multiple binding sites to bind ligands
9An operator is:
- AA protein
- BA protein binding site
- CThe same as a promoter
- DA type of repressor
- EThe start site for RNA synthesis
10Mammalian x-chromosome inactivation:
- AOccurs only in humans
- BPrevents females from being mosaics
- CIs not necessary
- DIs necessary for dosage compensation
- EOnly occurs in males
11CpG islands are generally found in
- AInactive genes
- BIntrons
- CExons
- DPromoters of constantly active genes
- EPromoters of rarely expressed genes
12Deamination of methyl-cytosine:
- ADoes not occur
- BChanges methyl-cytosine to thymine
- COnly occurs in the sequence CG
- DResults in genomic imprinting
- EOccurs only in expressed genes
13Sex determination in drosophila is due to:
- ARiboswitches
- BAlternative splicing
- CAlternative 3' end cleavage
- DLocalization of mRNA
- EAlternative translational initiation
14Mirco RNAs (miRNAs):
- AAre the same as rRNAs
- BAre not encoded by the genome
- CAre found only in bacteria
- DAre involved in gene repression
- EAre part of ribosomes
15Attenuation involves regulation of:
- ATranslation
- BReplication
- CRecombination
- DTranscription
- EProteolysis
16Ion exchange chromatography separates:
- AProteins, based on size
- BProteins, based on surface charge
- CProteins, based on source
17FRET is used to study:
- AProtein structure
- BProtein molecular weight
- CProtein/protein interaction
- DProtein sequence
- EProtein denaturation
18SDS is used in protein gels to (select all that apply)...
- AMake glassware clean up easier
- BHelp denature proteins
- CTo create a uniform mass/charge ratio
- DTo reduce disulfide bonds
19DNA libraries are used to bank (select all that apply):
- AGenomic DNA
- BRNA
- CcDNA
- DArtificial chromosomes
20Dideoxy nucleotides are used in DNA sequences to:
- ADenature the DNA
- BHybridize the DNA
- CChain terminate the DNA
- DElongate the DNA
- ETranscribe the DNA
21Hybridization of nucleic acids refers to:
- AA renaturation technique
- BAn electrophoretic technique
- CA cloning technique
- DA forensic technique
- EA purification technique
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- A compilation of all of the quizzes from lecture on relevant topics for the final. I forgot to write down the quizzes for topics 25 and 26 though so those are missing.
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