Statement
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True / False
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1. All glycoproteins are first synthesized by free ribosomes.
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True
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2. A cell controls the quality of ER-made proteins by targeting the mis-folded proteins to lysosome for degradation.
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False
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3. Cleavage of signal peptide sequence is an essential step for protein synthesis to resume in ER.
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False
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4. Proteins that contain internal sorting sequences retain the signals as a part of their final protein conformation.
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True
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5. Operon is a universal gene unit.
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False
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6. All RNA polymerases can bind promoter by itself.
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False
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7. Eukaryotic RNA polymerase II can not bind promoter by itself.
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True
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8. Prokaryotic RNA polymerase can not bind promoter by itself.
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False
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9. The bacteria culture that contains DNA fragments from a eukaryotic organism, which has been digested with a restriction enzyme and cloned into a lambda vector is known as cDNA library.
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False
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10. The Southern technique involves the detection of DNA fragments on membrane using a radioactive RNA probe.
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True
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11. One of the most significant discoveries that allows the development of recombinant DNA technology is the discovery of antibiotics used for selecting transformed bacteria.
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False
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12. The sequence for protein synthesis is translation, then transcription.
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False
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13. The products of protein synthesis are exclusively enzymes and enzyme products.
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False
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14. Translation is characterized by the blueprint of the RNA molecule used to bind amino acids together to form proteins
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True
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15. Transcription occurs in the nucleus and translation occurs in the cytoplasm.
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True
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16. Translation is characterized by the binding of enzymes to their substrates to produce products
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False
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17. For every RNA produced, there is an enzyme or enzyme product produced
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False
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18. tRNA are able to carry a specific amino acid and to recognize the codon for that amino acid
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True
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19. Translation is the synthesis of protein form the mRNA
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True
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20. Translation is stopped when the stop codon present at the A and P site
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True
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21. The first amino acid enter the A site
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False
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22. The codon of tRNA is complementary to the anticodon of mRNA
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False
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23. As the ribosome shifts down the mRNA by a distance of three nucleotides the tRNA that was in the P site moves into the E site
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True
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24. Translation begins when the messenger RNA bind to ribosome
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True
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25. The complementary matching of three nucleotides on the transfer RNA called codon and
the three nucleotides on the messenger RNA called anticodon
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False
|
Sunday, 27 July 2014
Translation
By Sajaratul Syifaa'
Labels:
Biochemistry,
CA1C,
Genetics
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