Molecular Genetics 101: Lecture 1 Quiz
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What is the central dogma in molecular genetics?

  • Genetic information is stored in DNA, then transcribed to RNA, and finally translated to proteins (correct)
  • Genetic information is directly translated from DNA to proteins
  • Genetic information is stored in RNA, then transcribed to DNA, and finally translated to proteins
  • Genetic information is stored in proteins, then transcribed to RNA, and finally translated to DNA

    • What is the outcome of following the 'instruction manual' of a genome?

  • The result of the interaction between the instructions and the environment (Phenotype = Genotype + Environment) (correct)
  • The direct translation of DNA into proteins
  • An indirect influence on the environment
  • A direct representation of the genetic code

    • What is the best explanation for the complexity of biological organisms according to the lecture?

  • Evolution (correct)
  • Direct genetic encoding
  • Environmental factors
  • Molecular interactions

    • What does the term 'genotype' refer to in molecular genetics?

    <p>The genetic makeup of an organism</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What do genomes represent in molecular genetics?

    <p>'Instruction manuals' for biological organisms</p> Signup and view all the answers

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