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What is the process of converting RNA to DNA called?
What is the process of converting RNA to DNA called?
- Replication
- Translation
- Transcription
- Reverse Transcription (correct)
What is the role of RNA in the central dogma process?
What is the role of RNA in the central dogma process?
- RNA codes for DNA only in reverse transcription
- RNA codes for proteins and DNA (correct)
- RNA codes for DNA only
- RNA codes for proteins only
What is the function of telomeres in eukaryotic organisms?
What is the function of telomeres in eukaryotic organisms?
- They do not code for any protein (correct)
- They contain repetitive sequences rich in Adenine nucleotides
- They code for proteins involved in DNA replication
- They are involved in the translation of mRNA
What is the repetitive sequence found in human telomeres?
What is the repetitive sequence found in human telomeres?
Which enzymes are used by RNA-encoded viruses to replicate their genomes?
Which enzymes are used by RNA-encoded viruses to replicate their genomes?
What is the main application of reverse transcription in the laboratory?
What is the main application of reverse transcription in the laboratory?
What is a characteristic of DNA in most prokaryotes?
What is a characteristic of DNA in most prokaryotes?
Why do telomeres become shorter with each replication cycle?
Why do telomeres become shorter with each replication cycle?
What is the role of telomeres in the process of ageing?
What is the role of telomeres in the process of ageing?
What type of cells usually have telomerase enzyme?
What type of cells usually have telomerase enzyme?
What is the function of telomeres in preserving genetic information?
What is the function of telomeres in preserving genetic information?