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A molecular biology exam focusing on transcription and translation processes in bacteria and eukaryotes. It includes multiple-choice questions, true or false statements, and short answer questions. Topics covered include the role of transcription factors, rna polymerases, promoters, histones, and gene expression regulation.
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1-20. Multiple choice. (20pts/ 1 pt each). Enter the letter of choice that best answers question in the space provided. (circled sentences will NOT receive credit)
1. A. 2. C. 3 a. 4. d 5. a.
Bacterial transcription and translation occur at similar rates
28. TRUE most cellular RNA is rRNA which is transcribed by RNA pol I 29. False – centromeres and telomeres constitutive heterochromatin. – permanently condensed Facultative heterochromatin is conditionally heterochromatic (certain cells/ certain times) Mammalian female X chromosome (not every female X chromosome in general) 30. False- sporulation involves alternative sigma factors 31. (2pts) Polysomes are mRNA with attached ribosomes. These cannot occur during eukaryotic transcription because eukaryotic transcription takes place in nucleus and translation (ribosomes) is in the cytoplasm 32 (4pts) Which gene (tesA or tes B) do you expect to be more efficiently transcribed? Why? tesA more efficiently transcribed -- -10 box is closer to consensus (given that rest of promoter is identical) What is the role of the -10 region? Involved in formation of open complex 33 (2pts) DNA about 200bases (140-200bp) histone core octamer – 2 copies each of H2A, H2B, H3, H 34 (2pts) Polymerase transcribes a Different set of genes with different sigman factors
Bonus (2pts) No activation because: GR without hormone is Sequestered in the cytoplasm.- (bound to hsp90) Answer such as because it can’t bind DNA is not acceptable. It could bind DNA but is excluded from the nucleus.