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Post Lecture Quiz 10
School: Ohio State University
Course: BIOLOGY 1113
... 5'-CCCAGGCCATGAAACCCGGCCGGCCAGGCCCCCCCACTTTTTAG- 3' a. 7 amino acids b. 11 amino acids c. 15 amino acids d. 5 amino acids e. none of the above 2. An artificial RNA made of A. ...
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M101A_Su12_midterm2key_corrected
School: University Of California, Santa Barbara
Course: MCDB 101A
... d P+O+ Z-Y+/I+ PO C Z+Y- will produce a. Both β galactosidase and permease b. β galactosidase but no permease c. Permease but no β galactosidase d. Neither β galactosidase nor permease e. Blue colonies on X-gal media 3. The presence of sho...
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MCB104_Spring13_midterm2
School: University Of California, Berkeley
Course: MCB 104
... 21. (4 points) Recent transcriptome sequencing studies have surprisingly revealed a class of circular RNA molecules, that are transcribed as linear mRNAs and then the 5' and 3' ends of the mRNA are ligated to make a circular mRNA. ...
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Test 3 Study Guide
School: George Washington University
Course: BISC 1111
... MicroRNAs (miRNAs) and Small Interfering RNA (siRNAs): miRNA is formed from mRNA. ... Their genomes may consist of double-stranded DNA, single stranded DNA< doubled-stranded RNA, or single-stranded RNA; ...
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School: Saudi Electronic University
Course: BIO 111
... Ribosomes are the sites of protein synthesis. Ribosomes are named for their high content ofribo nucleic acid (RNA). Besides ...
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Candidate Biomarkers for Genetic and Clinicopathological Diagnosis of Endometrial Cancer
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Candidate Biomarkers for Genetic and Clinicopathological Diagnosis of Endometrial Cancer
School: University Of New England
Course: BIO 100
... Dicer enzyme, which has RNase activity. The double-stranded miRNAs bind to the Argonaute protein, leading to formation of the miRNA- containing RNA-induced silencing complex (miRISC). In ...
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BIO MODULE 1
School: Southern Illinois University, Carbondale
Course: BIO 306
... The HIV virus is consisted and constructed of RNA, capsid, and reverse transcriptase. RNA is short for ribonucleic acid ...
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DNA & Protein Synthesis
School: University Of Wisconsin
Course: BIOLOGY 101
... B. There are three mRNA codons that code for stop codons, what are the two RNA codons that were not present in this exercise? ...
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Problem Set 5 Answer Key
School: Cooper Union
Course: BIO 101
Bio101 Problem Set 5 Answer Key Q1. On the tRNA depicted below, clearly indicate the locations of the acceptor stem and anticodon by circling and labeling them. Q2. To which end (5 or 3) of the tRNA is the amino acid attached? What is ...
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Chapter 26 Test
School: Middle Creek High
Course: BIOLOGY APES
... C) RNA polymer. D) protein. ... A) the ability to synthesize enzymes B) a surrounding membrane or membrane-like structure C) RNA genes D) a nucleus E) the ability to replicate RNA Answer: B Topic: Concept 26.1 Skill: Comprehension ...
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100A_S2016_PS1_solutions
School: University Of California, Berkeley
Course: MCB 100A
Problem Set 1 Solution MCB 100A/C130 Spring 2016 1. What is the central dogma? DNA → RNA → Protein 2. Rank the following atoms in terms of their electronegativity: H, O, C, N, S O > N > S > C > H ...
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In class problem_Bio206 key-modified
School: The City College Of New York, CUNY
Course: BIO 206
Bio 206 In-class genetics problem key Question 1 Review the cell cycle in eukaryotes Figure 4.9The cell cycle: An alternation between interphase and mitosis. (a) Chromosomes replicate to form sister chromatids during synthesis (S phase ...
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BIO 217 Lab 10 Brain Cranial Nerves
School: Holyoke Community College
Course: BIO 217
BIO 217 Lab #10 Gross Anatomy of the Brain & Cranial Nerves (Ex. 19) External Features of the Brain The Cerebrum 2 Cerebral Hemispheres, divided by the longitudinal fissure (arrow) The Cerebrum (contd) lobes and sulci The cerebrum ...
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biochem lab- lab 9 data
School: Johns Hopkins University
Course: BIOLOGY 020
Sheet1. A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I. 1, Enzyme Fraction, Fraction volume (mL), units/ml, total units, Protein Concentration (mg/mL), Protein Total (mg), Specific Activity (units/mg), Purification Factor, Yield (% units of starting material). ...
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School: Louisiana State University
Course: ECON 370
Econ 370 Fall 2011 International Trade Professor Soderbery Homework 4 ANSWER KEY Monopolistic Competition and Intra-Industry Trade (IIT) 1. Calculate the intra-industry trade index for rice (HS 1006) and motor cars (HS 8703) in 2010 ...
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Microbio Lab Report 2 Shelly Kallus
School: University Of Texas
Course: BIO 226
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School: University Of Texas
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Spider mites suppress tomato defenses downstream of jasmonate and salicylate independently of hormon
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Spider mites suppress tomato defenses downstream of jasmonate and salicylate independently of hormon
School: Cornell University
Course: BIO 1500
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M101A_Su12_midterm2key_corrected
School: University Of California, Santa Barbara
Course: MCDB 101A
... d P+O+ Z-Y+/I+ PO C Z+Y- will produce a. Both β galactosidase and permease b. β galactosidase but no permease c. Permease but no β galactosidase d. Neither β galactosidase nor permease e. Blue colonies on X-gal media 3. The presence of sho...
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sensory, motor and integrative systems (exam 3)
School: Purdue University
Course: BIOL 301
... Retrogradeloss of memory before trauma, cannot recall memories of past events. Long term potentiationpersistent increase in synaptic strengthimportant for memory formation: Several factors happen while this is going on: Neurons that are ...
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Jeopardy Biology
School: Morgan State University
Course: BIOL 101
... transfer RNA. Where does the translation of the nucleotide sequence of an mRNA into the amino acid sequence of a polypeptide occurs? ... 4,1. Using the RNA sequence from transcription to create a amino aid sequence of a polypeptide. ...
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Dis.Ques.4%20-%20KEY
School: University Of Texas
Course: BIO Genetics
Genetics - BIO325 Discussion questions 4 1. What are the three enzyme activities present in E. coli DNA polymerase I? 1. 5' to 3' polymerasing activity filling in gap left by RNA primer 2. 3' to 5' exonuclease activity - proofre...
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Post Lecture Quiz 10
School: Ohio State University
Course: BIOLOGY 1113
... 5'-CCCAGGCCATGAAACCCGGCCGGCCAGGCCCCCCCACTTTTTAG- 3' a. 7 amino acids b. 11 amino acids c. 15 amino acids d. 5 amino acids e. none of the above 2. An artificial RNA made of A. ...
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MCB104_Spring13_midterm2
School: University Of California, Berkeley
Course: MCB 104
... 21. (4 points) Recent transcriptome sequencing studies have surprisingly revealed a class of circular RNA molecules, that are transcribed as linear mRNAs and then the 5' and 3' ends of the mRNA are ligated to make a circular mRNA. ...
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Test 3 Study Guide
School: George Washington University
Course: BISC 1111
... MicroRNAs (miRNAs) and Small Interfering RNA (siRNAs): miRNA is formed from mRNA. ... Their genomes may consist of double-stranded DNA, single stranded DNA< doubled-stranded RNA, or single-stranded RNA; ...
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Cell bio exam
School: Trent University
Course: BIOL 2070
Cell bio exam. Chapter 1. All cells contain DNA as a store of genetic information and use it to guide the synthesis of RNA molecules and proteins. Cells in a multicellular organism, though they ...
