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BS 161 MSU QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS

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In some experiments, several identical groups are set up, keeping conditions similar
among them. In the _____ group, a change is deliberately introduced. In the _____ group,
this change is not introduced. In this way, the researcher can determine if the change
has an effect.


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Test;control




4 Main Classes of Biomolecules


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, Proteins
Carbohydrates (sugars)
Nucleic Acids (RNA/DNA)
Lipids




A template strand of DNA is read in the ______ direction in order to direct synthesis of
RNA in the _____ direction


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3'-5'; 5'-3'




What genetic material is made during the process of transcription?


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-mRNA
-tRNA
-rRNA




Ionic Bond


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Attraction of opposite charges.
example: NaCl
(3-7 kcal/mol to break bond)

,Which one of the following RNA types is MOST abundant in mammalian cells?
a. tRNA
b. snRNA
c. mRNA
d. miRNA
e. rRNA


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rRNA




Two of the main ingredients in plant fertilizer are phosphorus and nitrogen. These
elements are required for the synthesis of _________________, respectively, in the cells of the
plants.


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DNA and proteins




Where does the energy come from to add a uracil to the 3' end of a transcript?


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The hydrolysis of pyrophosphate form the incoming UTP molecule




Nucleic acid or protein sequences that are very similar from one organism to another


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, Conserved




Which one of the following types of proteins interacts directly with a stop codon?
a. initiation factor
b. transcription factor
c. release factor
d. sigma factor
e. elongation factor


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Release factor




T/F: Many mutations are detrimental to organisms that acquire them, but other
mutations are beneficial and allow evolution of that species


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True




Of the following types of bonds between atoms, which is the STRONGEST?
a. Covalent bond
b. Ionic bond
c. Hydrogen bond
d. Van der waals forces


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