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Test questions of the Lesson 3

Less Obose ore or more correct answers.The functions of tRNA are:

A) form a part of ribosomes, B) bring amino acids to ribosomes,

C) bring information about protein's structure from DNA to ribosomes.The functions of mRNA are:

A) form a part of ribosomes, B) brings amino acids to ribosomes,

C) bring information about protein's structure from DNA to ribosomes.The functions of rRNA are:

A) form a part of ribosomes, B) bring amino acids to ribosomes,

C) bring information about protein's structure from DNA to ribosomes. Transcription is a synthesis of:

A) DNA, B) mRNA, C) tRNA, D) rRNA, E) polypeptide.The eukaryotic RNA consists of:

A) two strands, B) one strand, C) four strands.The complemented pairs of RNA are:

A) A-T, B) A-C, C) A-U, D) G-C, E) C-T, F) C-U, G) U-A.The complemented pairs of DNA are:

A) A-T, B) A-C, C) A-U, D) G-C, E) C-T, F) C-U, G) U-A.What is anticodon?Draw the shape of tRNA.1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.

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Test questions of the Lesson 3

Less Obose ore or more correct answers.

1. The complemented pairs of DNA are:

A) A-T, B) A-C, C) A-U, D) G-C, E) C-T, F) C-U, G) U-A.

2. The complemented pairs of RNA are:

A) A-T, B) A-C, C) A-U, D) G-C, E) C-T, F) C-U, G) U-A.

3. The eukaryotic RNA consists of:

A) two strands, B) one strand, C) four strands.

4. The functions of tRNA are:

A) form a part of ribosomes, B) bring amino acids to ribosomes,

C) bring information about protein's structure from DNA to ribosomes.

5. The functions of mRNA are:

A) form a part of ribosomes, B) brings amino acids to ribosomes,

C) bring information about protein's structure from DNA to ribosomes.

6. The functions of rRNA are:

A) form a part of ribosomes, B) bring amino acids to ribosomes,

C) bring information about protein's structure from DNA to ribosomes.

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   What is anticodon? Draw the shape of tRNA.

   
   


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   Transcription is a synthesis of:

   
   

A) DNA, B) mRNA, C) tRNA, D) rRNA, E) polypeptide.

9. Processing-splicing is:

A) "cutting" of introns, B) "cutting" of exons, C) capping of 5'-end.

10. Translation is a synthesis of:

A) DNA, B) mRNA, C) tRNA, D) rRNA, E) polypeptide.

11. The rare ways of genetic information's transmission are:

A) straight transcription, B) replication, C ) RNA -> RNA ,D) DNA protein ,

E) protein

protein.

12. The possible ways of genetic information's transmission are:

A) straight transcription, B) replication, C) RNA RNA, D) DNA protein,

) protein → mRNA. E

13. The impossible ways of genetic information's transmission are:

A) straight transcription, B) replication, C) RNA -> RNA, D DNA → protein,

E) translation, F) protein mRNA

14. The more often ways of genetic information transmission are: A) straight transcription, B) replication, C) RNA RNA, D) DNA→ protein,

E) translation. 15. The impossible ways of genetic information's transmission are:

A) straight transcription, B) protein → DNA, C) RNA → RNA,

D) DNA→ protein, E) translation, F) protein mRNA, G) replication.

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    Gene is...

    
    


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    Exon is...

    
    


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    Intron is...

    
    


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    Junk DNA is...

    
    


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    Splicing is a process results

    
    


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    What is alternative splicing?

    
    


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    What is gene expression? 23. Genetic information is...

    
    


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    Genetic material is...

    
    


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    The rule of the stream of genetic information says:...