Biology Review SB2 KG - University Quiz

Biology Review SB2

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Biology

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SB2b.Which of the following features of DNA is the most important in determining the phenotype of an organism?

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SB2b.
-ACGTAG-
The base sequence of a DNA strand that complements this DNA base sequence is

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SB2b. Which RNA sequence is produced using the DNA sequence AGC-TAC-ACT?

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SB2b. DNA code is transferred to mRNA in the ____ through a process called ____.

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SB2b. Which of these statements best explains how genes and proteins are related?

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SB2b. Which molecules store and transmit genetic information?

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SB2b. Which process turns the nucleotide sequence AAT to UUA?

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SB2b. Which statement about translation is correct?

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SB2b.The process by which the order of bases in messenger RNA (mRNA) codes for the order of amino acids in the protein is called

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SB2a. Which of the following is found in RNA nucleotides but not in DNA nucleotides?

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