Genetics and RNA Biology: Terms and Definitions, Quizzes of Genetics

Definitions for various terms related to genetics and rna biology, including exons, introns, rna types, and transcription processes. It covers concepts such as the central dogma, rna structure, and rna processing.

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TERM 1
gene is a sequence of _ (_), carries genetic
info which is to be expressed (_)
DEFINITION 1
nucleotides (GENOTYPE) (PHENOTYPE)
TERM 2
any DNA sequene that is transcribed into an
RNA molecule
DEFINITION 2
molecular level "gene"
TERM 3
The human genome has _ to _ genes with an
average size of _ to _ bp.
DEFINITION 3
22,000 to 28,000 genes 1,000 to 15,000 bp
TERM 4
The transcription unit of a gene contains _
and _.
DEFINITION 4
exons and introns
TERM 5
coding regions of transcription unit (code for
phenotype)
DEFINITION 5
exons
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gene is a sequence of _ (_), carries genetic

info which is to be expressed (_)

nucleotides (GENOTYPE) (PHENOTYPE)

TERM 2

any DNA sequene that is transcribed into an

RNA molecule

DEFINITION 2

molecular level "gene"

TERM 3

The human genome has _ to _ genes with an

average size of _ to _ bp.

DEFINITION 3

22,000 to 28,000 genes 1,000 to 15,000 bp

TERM 4

The transcription unit of a gene contains _

and _.

DEFINITION 4

exons and introns

TERM 5

coding regions of transcription unit (code for

phenotype)

DEFINITION 5

exons

intervening sequences that do not generally

code for phenotype

introns

TERM 7

The begining and ending sequences of introns

are highly __

DEFINITION 7

conserved

TERM 8

alignment of chromosomes bases upon size

and shape

DEFINITION 8

idiogram

TERM 9

technique developed aroung 1970 that

allowed greater visualization of

choromosomes

DEFINITION 9

chromatin staining

TERM 10

"DNA (genotype) is 1st transferred to RNA

and then to protien (phenotype)"

DEFINITION 10

central dogma francis crick

structural and functional components of the

ribosome

ribosomal RNA

TERM 17

site of protien assembly

DEFINITION 17

rRNA

TERM 18

ribosome function

DEFINITION 18

rRNA

TERM 19

carries the genetic code for

protiens

DEFINITION 19

mRNA (messenger)

TERM 20

helps incoporate amino acids into polypeptide

chain

DEFINITION 20

tRNA (transfer RNA)

hrRNA

heterogeneous RNA

TERM 22

processing of hrRNA

DEFINITION 22

snRNA (small nuclear RNA)

TERM 23

processing and assembly of rRNA

DEFINITION 23

small nucleolar RNA (snoRNA)

TERM 24

regulates translation of mRNA

DEFINITION 24

microRNA (miRNA)

TERM 25

triggers degradation of other RNA molecules

DEFINITION 25

small interfering RNA (siRNA)

Transcription proceeds in a _

direction.

TERM 32

Transcription takes place in the _.

DEFINITION 32

nucleus

TERM 33

What stage(s) does transcription occur in?

DEFINITION 33

either G1 or G

TERM 34

Transcription is a _ process; only certain parts

of DNA are transcribed.

DEFINITION 34

selective

TERM 35

Within a gene, how many stands are normally

transcribed?

DEFINITION 35

one

A stretch of DNA that encodes an RNA

molecule and the sequences necessary for

transcription

trancription unit

TERM 37

What are the 3 areas found in a transcription

unit?

DEFINITION 37

1. a promotor region 2. RNA coding sequence 4. termination

region

TERM 38

DNA sequence that the transcription

apparatus recognizes and binds. Begins and

directs transcription.

DEFINITION 38

promotor region

TERM 39

Is the promotor region transcribed?

DEFINITION 39

NO

TERM 40

Is the promotor region upstream or down

stream?

DEFINITION 40

upstream

Transcription depends on a single enzyme

called...

RNA polymerase (RNA Pol)

TERM 47

RNA requires the help of...

DEFINITION 47

protiens

TERM 48

RNA is synthesized from...

DEFINITION 48

ribonucleoside triphosphates

TERM 49

Ribonucleoside triphosphate is made up of

what 2 units?

DEFINITION 49

a base a sugar 3 phosphate groups (2 are cleaved during

joining of new phosphodiester bond)

TERM 50

RNA Pol is a complex, multimeric enzyme

complex,which means?

DEFINITION 50

it is made up of several polypeptide chains

bacterial RNA pol subunit that catalyzes the

elongation of the RNA molecule by the

addition of RNA nucleotides

core enzyme

TERM 52

bacterial RNA pol subunit that controls the

binding of RNA Pol to the promotor

DEFINITION 52

sigma factor

TERM 53

Sigma factor is only required for _ and _.

DEFINITION 53

promotor binding and initation

TERM 54

Bacterial cells posses _ type(s) of RNA

polymerase. Eukaryotes posses _ type(s).

DEFINITION 54

1 4 (one is only found in plants)

TERM 55

Name the 4 types of RNA Pols in eukaryotes.

DEFINITION 55

1. RNA Pol I 2. RNA Pol II 3. RNA Pol III 4. RNA Pol IV

4 steps in transcription

1. recognition 2. initiation 3. elongation 4. termination

TERM 62

Initation- transcription apparatus assembles

on the _ and begins the synthesis of RNA

DEFINITION 62

promotor region

TERM 63

Elongation; DNA is threaded through _, which

unwinds the DNA adding new nucleotides one

at a time to the _ end of the growing RNA

strand.

DEFINITION 63

RNA Pol 3 end

TERM 64

Termination; the recognition of the end of the

_ and the seperation of the _ from the DNA

template.

DEFINITION 64

transcription unit RNA molecule

TERM 65

At what stage in transcription is selectivity

enfored?

DEFINITION 65

recognition recognition of what part of DNA is to be

transcribed

DNA sequences that are recognized by the

transcription appartaus and are required for

transcription to begin

promotor region

TERM 67

core promotor consensus sequence

DEFINITION 67

TATA boc

TERM 68

The flanking region of DNA _ transcription.

DEFINITION 68

regulates

TERM 69

The flanking region contains what? (3)

Upstream->downstream.

DEFINITION 69

enhancer region CCAAT box promotor region with TATA box

in the upstream end

TERM 70

The end of the transcription unit it rich in

what nucleotide(s)?

DEFINITION 70

G/C rich

CCAAT box is a site of DNA where binding _

attach and modulate the _ and _ of a gene

made

binding proteins rate and copies

TERM 77

Recognition step involves the _ and the _.

DEFINITION 77

TATA box and promotors

TERM 78

short stretches of common nucleotides

Example?

DEFINITION 78

consensus sequences -10 consensus sequence (TATA box)

TERM 79

TATA boxes are found in pro/eukaryotes.

DEFINITION 79

eukaryotes

TERM 80

TATA box is also called...

DEFINITION 80

pribnow box

RNA transcription is initaited

when...

RNA Pol binds to the promotor region (TATA box)

TERM 82

Does transcription require a primer to begin?

DEFINITION 82

NO

TERM 83

New RNA molecules are added to the _ end of

the growing RNA strand.

DEFINITION 83

3 end

TERM 84

The 5' end of the growing RNA strand has

what?

DEFINITION 84

3 phosphates (did not take part in a phosphodiester bond)

TERM 85

Recognition of transcription is the process

of...

DEFINITION 85

RNA Pol binding to TATA box

movement of RNA Pol

elongation

TERM 92

Transcription occurs in the ->

direction.

DEFINITION 92

5 to 3 (things are being added to the 3'end)

TERM 93

RNA molecules are _ and _ to the DNA

template strand.

DEFINITION 93

anitparallel and complementary

TERM 94

A gene contains _ that specify _ of a

protien.

DEFINITION 94

nucleotides amino acids

TERM 95

term used to describe the direct

correspondence between the nucleotide

sequence of DNA and the AA sequence of a

protein.

DEFINITION 95

colinear

Colinear applies to pro/eukaryotic nucleotides

and AAs.

prokaryotic eukaryotic is more complicated and contain

coding and noncoding regions

TERM 97

The average human gene has how many

introns?

DEFINITION 97

TERM 98

Both introns and exons are transcribed, after

after transcription _ are removed by _ and the

_ are joined together.

DEFINITION 98

introns RNA processing exons

TERM 99

Introns are common in _ genes and rare in _

genes.

DEFINITION 99

eukaryotic genes bacterial genes

TERM 100

Introns vary greatly in _ and _.

DEFINITION 100

size of intronand number