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Which enzyme is responsible for relaxing supercoiled DNA upstream of the replication fork?
Which enzyme is responsible for relaxing supercoiled DNA upstream of the replication fork?
During DNA replication, which enzyme synthesizes a single, continuous strand of DNA?
During DNA replication, which enzyme synthesizes a single, continuous strand of DNA?
What is the role of RNA primers in DNA synthesis?
What is the role of RNA primers in DNA synthesis?
At what stage of gene expression can regulation occur except?
At what stage of gene expression can regulation occur except?
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If a TATA box blocks transcription factors in eukaryotic gene regulation, what would be the consequence?
If a TATA box blocks transcription factors in eukaryotic gene regulation, what would be the consequence?
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What conclusion would Avery, MacLeod, and McCarty have made if protease-treated heat-killed bacteria did not transform bacteria in their experiment?
What conclusion would Avery, MacLeod, and McCarty have made if protease-treated heat-killed bacteria did not transform bacteria in their experiment?
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Which of the following is true about the role of a bacterial operon?
Which of the following is true about the role of a bacterial operon?
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What is the function of SSB proteins in DNA replication?
What is the function of SSB proteins in DNA replication?
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In gene expression, what is the role of poly-A tail?
In gene expression, what is the role of poly-A tail?
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What happens when genes that create female-specific tissue are turned off?
What happens when genes that create female-specific tissue are turned off?
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Which activity of DNA polymerase III is essential for maintaining DNA integrity during replication?
Which activity of DNA polymerase III is essential for maintaining DNA integrity during replication?
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How does complementary base pairing contribute to DNA stability?
How does complementary base pairing contribute to DNA stability?
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What is the likely effect of a mutation in the DNA sequence GAGAGAUACAGAGAGAGAGAGAGAGAG to GAGAGAUACAGAAGAGAGATCGAGAGA on the amino acid sequence?
What is the likely effect of a mutation in the DNA sequence GAGAGAUACAGAGAGAGAGAGAGAGAG to GAGAGAUACAGAAGAGAGATCGAGAGA on the amino acid sequence?
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In a negative repressible operon, what type of protein is the regulator synthesized as?
In a negative repressible operon, what type of protein is the regulator synthesized as?
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When a protein binds a DNA sequence upstream of a promoter and increases transcription, what type of protein is most likely binding?
When a protein binds a DNA sequence upstream of a promoter and increases transcription, what type of protein is most likely binding?
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Where does RNA polymerase bind in an operon?
Where does RNA polymerase bind in an operon?
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What is the function of an activator in gene expression regulation?
What is the function of an activator in gene expression regulation?
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Where do activators bind in the context of gene expression regulation?
Where do activators bind in the context of gene expression regulation?
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Study Notes
Gene Regulation and Expression
- Gene regulation can be achieved by turning off genes that create male- or female-specific tissue.
DNA and RNA
- A particular triplet of bases in the non-template strand of DNA is AGT, corresponding to the mRNA transcribed codon AGU.
- DNA strands possess complementary base pairing and run antiparallel in direction.
- SSB proteins stabilize the two DNA strands, preventing them from snapping back together.
mRNA and Translation
- The 5' cap and poly-A tail help stabilize mRNA by inhibiting its degradation.
- RNA primers help initiate DNA synthesis.
DNA Replication and Repair
- DNA polymerase synthesizes a single, continuous strand of DNA.
- Helicase helps relax supercoiled DNA upstream of the replication fork.
tRNA and Wobble
- Through wobble, a single tRNA can pair with multiple codons in mRNA.
Transformation and Genetic Material
- Avery, MacLeod, and McCarty's experiment would suggest that DNA is the genetic material, as samples treated with RNase and DNase, but not protease, transformed bacteria.
Gene Regulation
- Gene expression can be regulated during transcription, replication, translation, post-transcription, and post-translation.
- The TATA box in eukaryotic gene regulation indicates where transcription should begin.
Mutations and Amino Acid Sequences
- A mutated DNA sequence can generate a different amino acid sequence.
Operon Regulation
- In a negative repressible operon, the regulator protein is synthesized as an inactive repressor.
- An enhancer protein binds DNA several hundred base pairs upstream of a promoter, increasing the rate of transcription of the gene.
Operon Components
- A promoter is the site where RNA polymerase binds to the operon.
- An operator is the site where repressors bind.
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Test your knowledge on DNA mutations and amino acid translation with this quiz question. Analyze the given mutated DNA sequence and determine the resulting amino acid sequence. Choose the correct option based on the mutation provided.
