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DNA Structure and Replication
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The overall conclusion of the Hershey-Chase experiment was that
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A. DNA was responsible for heredity
B. proteins and DNA were responsible for heredity
C. the ratio of Adenine to thymine was always the same
D. phage DNA was similar to bacterial DNA
Correct Answer
DNA was responsible for heredity
DNA Structure and Replication problems
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1. If one cell has AT contents 40%, what will be the percentage of Guanine residue?
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A. 60%
B. 15%
C. 30%
D. Guanine residue can not be calculated
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Correct Answer: 30%
2. In DNA, there are
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A. five bases known as adenine, guanine, thymine, tryptophan and cytosine
B. four bases known as adenine, guanine, thymine and cytosine
C. three bases known as adenine, guanine and cytosine
D. only two bases known as adenine and cytosine
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Correct Answer: four bases known as adenine, guanine, thymine and cytosine
3. The most common liquid volumes in molecular biology are measured in
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A. ml
B. ?l
C. nl
D. 1
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Correct Answer: ?l
4. DNAs when charged, migrate in a gel towards the
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A. positive pole
B. negative pole
C. will not migrate
D. none of these
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Correct Answer: positive pole
5. DNA helicase is used to
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A. unwind the double helix
B. interact the double helix closely
C. break a phosphodiester bond in DNA strand
D. none of the above
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Correct Answer: unwind the double helix
6. A cesium chloride will separate DNA molecules by
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A. absorption
B. resorption
C. density
D. adhesion
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Correct Answer: density
7. Which of the following is incorrect?
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A. In DNA double helix, two strands of the DNA are bound with each other with the bases
B. Adenine always pairs with thymine
C. Guanine always pairs with the cytosine
D. None of the above
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Correct Answer: None of the above
8. Which DNA polymerase removes RNA primers in DNA synthesis?
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A. Polymerase I
B. Polymerase II
C. Polymerase III
D. none of these
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Correct Answer: Polymerase I
9. DNA gyrase in
E. coli
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A. adds positive supercoils to chromosomal DNA
B. can be inhibited with antibiotics
C. is required only at the
oriC
site
D. performs the same function as helicase in eukaryotes
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Correct Answer: can be inhibited with antibiotics
10. Enzyme, responsible for proofreading base pairing is
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A. DNA polymerase
B. Telomerase
C. Primase
D. DNA ligase
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Correct Answer: DNA polymerase
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