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7.3 Translation

Question 1

Marks: 1

Which of the following will lead to the termination of translation?

  • Once the ribosome disassembles into the large and small subunit

  • When the ribosome encounters a stop codon

  • Releasing the free polypeptide from the last tRNA molecule

  • When the ribosome detaches from the mRNA molecule

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Question 2

Marks: 1

The diagram below shows the structure of a tRNA molecule.7-3_q2

Which of the following correctly identifies the different parts of the tRNA molecule?

  1 2 3 4
A. Amino acid binding site Hydrogen bonds Anticodon Sugar-phosphate backbone
B. Amino acids Hydrogen bonds Anticodon Covalent bonds
C. Amino acid binding site Covalent bonds Anticodon Sugar-phosphate backbone
D. Amino acids Hydrogen bonds Codon Covalent bonds
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    Question 3

    Marks: 1

    Which of the following is involved in the secondary structure of a protein?

    1. Double helix
    2. β-pleated sheets
    3. Hydrogen bonds
    4. Hydrophobic interactions
    • I. and II. 

    • II. and III.

    • I., II. and III. 

    • II., III. and IV.

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    Key Concepts
    Secondary Structure

    Question 4

    Marks: 1

    Which of the following would apply to the polysomes of prokaryotes?

    • Polysomes, containing 80S ribosomes, will appear on the growing mRNA strand along the DNA molecule

    • Polysomes, containing 70S ribosomes, will appear on the growing mRNA strand in the absence of DNA

    • Polysomes, containing 80S ribosomes, will appear on the growing mRNA strand in the absence of DNA

    • Polysomes, containing 70S ribosomes, will appear on the growing mRNA strand along the DNA molecule

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    Key Concepts
    Identifying Polysomes

    Question 5

    Marks: 1

    Bioinformatics involves the use of computers to generate and store large amounts of biological data.

    Which of the following would not be an application of bioinformatics?

    • Comparing sequence similarities to determine if an unknown DNA sequence codes for a gene

    • Sequencing DNA to determine protein sequences

    • To determine the rate of aerobic respiration within the mitochondria of an organism

    • Comparing gene sequences between organisms to determine how closely related they are

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    Key Concepts
    Bioinformatics