Biology 251 - Genetics » Spring 2021 » Exam 4
Need help with your exam preparation?
Get Answers to this exam for $6 USD.
Get Answers to all exams in [ Biology 251 - Genetics ] course for $25 USD.
Existing Quiz Clients Login here
Question #1
An operon regulated by a repressor protein that is normally off, but is switched on in the presence of a small molecule is under:
A.
negative, repressible regulation.
B.
positive, inducible regulation.
C.
negative, inducible regulation.
D.
positive, repressible regulation.
Question #2
Coordinated regulation of genes that encode proteins or enzymes that function in the me cellular process is achieved in bacteria, but not eukaryotes by organization of these genes as operons producing polycistronic mRNAs.
A.
False
B.
True
Question #3
DNA methylation for regulation of gene expression in eukaryotes primarily occurs on:
A.
A residues in the sequence GAATTC.
B.
C residues in the sequence CpG.
C.
C residues in the sequence CCGG.
D.
A residues in the sequence GATC.
Question #4
Some species of birds have colored patterns in their feathers that attract mates of opposite phenotypes. The mating of birds with different feather patterns is an example of:
A.
genetic drift.
B.
inbreeding.
C.
negative assortative mating.
D.
positive assortative mating.
E.
natural selection.
Question #5
Term for an evolutionary process resulting in a change in allele frequency due to environmental conditions favoring more fit genotypes.
A.
positive assortative mating
B.
inbreeding
C.
natural selection
D.
genetic drift
E.
negative assortative mating
Question #6
TFIID and TFIIB are called general transcription factors and form the basal transcription apparatus with RNA polymerase II.
A.
False
B.
True
Question #7
The type of regulation that regulates transcription activation for an operon using a repressor protein is
A.
inducible regulation.
B.
negative regulation.
C.
coordinate regulation.
D.
repressible regulation.
E.
positive regulation.
Question #8
Which of the following is true for eukaryotic gene regulation, but not bacterial regulation?
A.
repression is primarily achieved through chromatin condensation
B.
gene expression is regulated by the presence of small molecules or other environmental cues
C.
genes encoding enzymes in the same biochemical pathway are organized in a transcription unit
D.
repressor proteins bind to sites that block RNA polymerase binding for initiation of transcription.
Question #9
The histone octamer includes two copies of all of the histones below except:
A.
H4.
B.
H1.
C.
H2A.
D.
H2B.
E.
H3.
Question #10
Typically, mRNA turnover in eukaryotes predominantly occurs through the
A.
endonucleolytic pathway that starts with internal cleavage of the mRNA by the endonculease Dicer..
B.
decapping pathway that starts with removal of the 5' 7-methylguanosine cap..
C.
endonucleolytic pathway that starts with internal cleavage by the RNA-induced silencing complex.
D.
deadenylation pathway that starts with degradation of the polyA tail..
Question #11
An end-product of a biochemical pathway that allosterically binds a repressor to cause a conformation changeto the protein-binding state functions as:
A.
a repressor.
B.
an inducer.
C.
an activator.
D.
a coactivator.
E.
a corepressor.
Question #12
The type of regulation that regulates transcription activation for an operon using an activator protein is
A.
positive regulation.
B.
coordinate regulation.
C.
inducible regulation.
D.
negative regulation.
E.
repressible regulation.
Question #13
An enzyme associated with gene activation through histone tail modifications is:
A.
histone deacetylase (HDAC).
B.
Mediator.
C.
chromatine remodeling complex.
D.
histone acetyl transferase (HAT).
E.
histone methyl transferase.
Question #14
Gene expression where the gene is normally “off” and turned “on” by presence of small molecule product of a biochemical synthesis pathway would be described as
A.
negative regulation.
B.
repressible regulation.
C.
inducible regulation.
D.
positive regulation.
Question #15
Post-translational modification of histone tails to compact DNA into heterochromatin involves modification of histone lysines with:
A.
carboxylation
B.
phosphorylation
C.
acetylation
D.
methylation
Need help with your exam preparation?
Get Answers to this exam for $6 USD.
Get Answers to all exams in [ Biology 251 - Genetics ] course for $25 USD.
Existing Quiz Clients Login here