The Evolution Of Genomes - Campbell Biology | Biology+

Course

General Biology

Study Pack

Set 1: Biology and Its Themes

Set 2: Atoms and Molecules

Set 3: The Chemistry of Water

Set 4: Carbon: the Basis of Molecular Diversity

Set 5: Biological Macromolecules and Lipids

Set 6: Energy and Life

Set 7: Cell Structure and Function

Set 8: Cell Membranes

Set 9: Cellular Signaling

Set 10: Cell Respiration

Set 11: Photosynthetic Processes

Set 12: Mitosis

Set 13: Sexual Life Cycles and Meiosis

Set 14: Mendelian Genetics

Set 15: Linkage and Chromosomes

Set 16: Nucleic Acids and Inheritance

Set 17: Expression of Genes

Set 18: Control of Gene Expression

Set 19: Dna Technology

Set 20: The Evolution of Genomes

Set 21: How Evolution Works

Set 22: Phylogenetic Reconstruction

Set 23: Microevolution

Set 24: Species and Speciation

Set 25: Macroevolution

Set 26: Introduction to Viruses

Set 27: Prokaryotes

Set 28: The Origin and Evolution of Eukaryotes

Set 29: Nonvascular and Seedless Vascular Plants

Set 30: Seed Plants

Set 31: Introduction to Fungi

Set 32: An Introduction to Animal Diversity

Set 33: Invertebrates

Set 34: Vertebrates

Set 35: Plant Structure and Growth

Set 36: Transport in Vascular Plants

Set 37: Plant Nutrition

Set 38: Reproduction of Flowering Plants

Set 39: Plant Signals and Behavior

Set 40: The Animal Body

Set 41: Chemical Signals in Animals

Set 42: Animal Digestive Systems

Set 43: Animal Transport Systems

Set 44: Animal Excretory Systems

Set 45: Animal Reproductive Systems

Set 46: Development in Animals

Set 47: Animal Defenses Against Infection

Set 48: Electrical Signals in Animals

Set 49: Neural Regulation in Animals

Set 50: Sensation and Movement in Animals

Set 51: An Overview of Ecology

Set 52: Behavioral Ecology

Set 53: Populations and Life History Traits

Set 54: Biodiversity and Communities

Set 55: Energy Flow and Chemical Cycling in Ecosystems

Set 56: Conservation and Global Ecology

Set 20 The Evolution Of Genomes

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Set 20 The Evolution Of Genomes

(Multiple Choice)

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What can proteomics reveal that genomics cannot?

A) the number of genes characteristic of a species
B) the patterns of alternative splicing
C) the set of proteins present within a cell or tissue type
D) the movement of transposable elements within the genome

Answer

(Multiple Choice)

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Which of the following is a direct result of alternative splicing in eukaryotes?

A) More than one polypeptide sequence can be produced from a single gene.
B) Each gene can produce multiple copies of the same peptide.
C) Eukaryote genomes can be smaller than prokaryotic genomes.
D) Introns contain coding sequences and exons do not.

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(Multiple Choice)

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An indigenous group uses a certain plant for medicinal purposes. Their scientists are most likely to find which of the following in the genome annotation for the medicinal plant?

A) the plant's proteins that are medically important
B) the relative levels of mRNA transcripts produced by the plant
C) the sequences show similarities with known functional domains
D) the cellular location of mRNAs expressed within different plant tissues

Answer