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DNA Structure and Replication
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First evident that DNA is genetic material comes from the experiment of Griffith is
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A. transduction
B. transformation
C. replication
D. translation
Correct Answer
transformation
DNA Structure and Replication problems
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1. What is the exact name of the classical Watson-Crick double helix DNA?
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A. A-DNA
B. B-DNA
C. Z-DNA
D. X-DNA
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Correct Answer: B-DNA
2. The site on a bacterial chromosome that marks the initiation point for chromosome replication is called
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A.
Ori
B. a promoter
C.
Pro
D. an initiation codon
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Correct Answer:
Ori
3. Proteins which help to open the double helix for DNA synthesis are
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A. DNA helicases
B. single stranded binding proteins
C. ligase
D. DNA topoisomerase
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Correct Answer: DNA helicases
4. Which polymerase is active in DNA repairing
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A. Polymerase I
B. Polymerase II
C. Polymerase III
D. none of these
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Correct Answer: Polymerase II
5.
T
M
refers to the temperature at which
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A. membranes are 50% fluid
B. 50% of a DNA molecule is denatured
C. 50% of a protein molecules are denatured
D. all of the above
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Correct Answer: all of the above
6. Which of the following is not a structural motif in DNA binding proteins?
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A. bZIP
B. helix-turn-helix
C. TFIID
D. zinc finger
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Correct Answer: TFIID
7. An RNA primer is synthesized by
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A. DNA helicases
B. ligase
C. DNA topoisomerase
D. primase
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Correct Answer: primase
8. What is the name given to the points at which a DNA helix is unwound and new strands develop?
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A. Replication origins
B. Replication forks
C. Leading strands
D. Okazaki fragments
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Correct Answer: Replication forks
9. The DNA is negatively super coiled, complexes to histone,
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A. HU
B. HSP-1
C. H-NS
D. All of these
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Correct Answer: All of these
10. An important difference between eukaryotic and prokaryotic DNA replication is
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A. eukaryotic DNA polymerases are faster
B. more DNA polymerases are found in eukaryotes
C. multiple origins of replication in eukaryotes
D. RNA primers are not required in eukaryotes
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Correct Answer: multiple origins of replication in eukaryotes
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