M250 EXAM 4 2026 PRACTICE TESTED
QUESTIONS FINAL PAPER GRADED A+
⩥ Omega Mismatch.
Answer: Insertion, when it slips back, adding bp
⩥ Delta Mismatch.
Answer: When DNAP slips forward and deletes some base pairs
⩥ Mutagens.
Answer: Environmental factors that damage DNA
⩥ Benzopyrene.
Answer: dsDNA intercalating agent that distorts double helix
⩥ Methyl-nitrosoguanidine.
Answer: Chemical modification of a base
⩥ UV Light.
Answer: Pyramidine diner formation
,⩥ Ionizing radiation.
Answer: Base elimination by forming a free radical
⩥ Genotype.
Answer: The DNA sequence of a gene/chromosome
⩥ Phenotype.
Answer: The measurable or observable trait conferred by a gene,
mediated by proteins
⩥ Allele.
Answer: Version of a gene
⩥ Missense mutation.
Answer: A single base pair change that changes the codon to a different
amino acid
⩥ Nonsense mutation.
Answer: Single base pair change that changes the codon to a premature
stop codon
⩥ Silent mutation.
, Answer: A single base pair change that codes for the same amino acid
due to degeneracy
⩥ Frame shift Mutation.
Answer: Insertion or deletion of base pairs in an amount not divisible by
three. Completely changing the subsequent amino acids
⩥ DNA Repair Systems (4).
Answer: 1. DNA Polynerase proof reading
2. Methyl-directed mismatch repair
3. SOS response and excision repair
4. Recombination repair
⩥ MutS.
Answer: Recognizes and binds to DNA distortion
⩥ MutL.
Answer: Linker protein
Recruits MutH and MutS
⩥ MutH.
Answer: Endonuclease, bucks DNA near damaged base
QUESTIONS FINAL PAPER GRADED A+
⩥ Omega Mismatch.
Answer: Insertion, when it slips back, adding bp
⩥ Delta Mismatch.
Answer: When DNAP slips forward and deletes some base pairs
⩥ Mutagens.
Answer: Environmental factors that damage DNA
⩥ Benzopyrene.
Answer: dsDNA intercalating agent that distorts double helix
⩥ Methyl-nitrosoguanidine.
Answer: Chemical modification of a base
⩥ UV Light.
Answer: Pyramidine diner formation
,⩥ Ionizing radiation.
Answer: Base elimination by forming a free radical
⩥ Genotype.
Answer: The DNA sequence of a gene/chromosome
⩥ Phenotype.
Answer: The measurable or observable trait conferred by a gene,
mediated by proteins
⩥ Allele.
Answer: Version of a gene
⩥ Missense mutation.
Answer: A single base pair change that changes the codon to a different
amino acid
⩥ Nonsense mutation.
Answer: Single base pair change that changes the codon to a premature
stop codon
⩥ Silent mutation.
, Answer: A single base pair change that codes for the same amino acid
due to degeneracy
⩥ Frame shift Mutation.
Answer: Insertion or deletion of base pairs in an amount not divisible by
three. Completely changing the subsequent amino acids
⩥ DNA Repair Systems (4).
Answer: 1. DNA Polynerase proof reading
2. Methyl-directed mismatch repair
3. SOS response and excision repair
4. Recombination repair
⩥ MutS.
Answer: Recognizes and binds to DNA distortion
⩥ MutL.
Answer: Linker protein
Recruits MutH and MutS
⩥ MutH.
Answer: Endonuclease, bucks DNA near damaged base