The Central Dogma Of Molecular Biology - Genetics Genes Genomes and Evolution | Biology+

Course

Genetics

Study Pack

Set 1: Darwins Finches: Evolution, Genomes, and Genes

Set 2: The Central Dogma of Molecular Biology

Set 3: Genome Structure, Organization, and Variation

Set 4: Descent With Modification: Dna Replication and Mutation

Set 5: The Inheritance of Single Gene Traits

Set 6: The Cellular Basis for Mendelian Genetics

Set 7: X-Linked Genes and Sex Chromosomes

Set 8: The Inheritance of Multiple Genes

Set 9: The Locations of Genes on Chromosomes: Linkage and Genetic Maps

Set 10: Human Genetic Mapping, Genome Wide Association Studies, and Complex Traits

Set 11: Exchange and Evolution

Set 12: Transcription: Reading and Expressing Genes

Set 13: Translation: From Nucleic Acids to Amino Acids

Set 14: Networks of Gene Regulation

Set 15: Genetic Analysis of Cellular Processes

Set 16: The Genetics of Populations

Set 17: Metagenomes: Genome Analysis of Communities

Set 2 The Central Dogma Of Molecular Biology

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Set 2 The Central Dogma Of Molecular Biology

(Multiple Choice)

Free

Which of the following is not a component of DNA?

A) Ribose
B) Deoxyribose
C) Nucleotide bases
D) Phosphate

Answer

(True False)

Free

DNA is polar, with the 5' end referring to a carbon atom on a deoxyribose subunit that is attached to a hydroxyl group.

Answer

(Multiple Choice)

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The four nitrogenous bases found in DNA are cytosine, thymine, adenine, and guanine. Which of the following statements regarding the bases is correct?

A) Adenine is a pyrimidine and pairs with cytosine in the DNA double helix.
B) Cytosine has a single ring structure and pairs with guanine in the DNA double helix.
C) Thymine is a purine and pairs with adenine in the DNA double helix.
D) Guanine has a double ring structure and pairs with thymine in the DNA double helix.

Answer