Name michael tarekegn Period: 7

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You are looking at an unwound a. 5', because the
DNA molecule. These are two first nucleotide
on the right
strands, which we will label as strand has a 3'
the left and the right strand. at the top, the
first nucleotide
Nice and neat
on left strand
has a 5' at the
The first nucelotide of the right top, meaning
strand has the phosphate at the the left strand's
top, not bonded to any other last nucleotide
must have a 3'
nucleotide
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c. 3', because the first Given that the first nucleotide of the right https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
nucleotide on strand has its phosphate at the top, not
the left strand bonded to any other nucleotide, it implies
has a 5' at the
top, the first that the right strand starts from the 5' end.
nucleotide on Since the strands are antiparallel, the left
right strand has strand must start from its 3' end.
a 3' at the top, Therefore, the bottom of the left strand
meaning the would have a 3'.
right strand's
last nucleotide
must have a 5' at
 at the bottom the bottom
Based on this information, what
will be found at the bottom of
the left strand?
Selected:
a. 5', because the first
nucleotide on the right
strand has a 3' at the
top, the first nucleotide
on left strand has a 5'
at the top, meaning the
left strand's last
nucleotide must have
a 3' at the bottom
This answer is incorrect.

b. 5', because the first

nucleotide on the left
strand has a 3' at the
top, the first nucleotide
on right strand has a 5'
at the top, meaning the
right strand's last
nucleotide must have
a 3' at the bottom
c. 3', because the first
nucleotide on the left
strand has a 5' at the
top, the first nucleotide
on right strand has a 3'
at the top, meaning the
right strand's last
nucleotide must have
a 5' at the bottom
d. 3', because the first
nucleotide on the right
strand has a 5' at the
top, the first nucleotide
on left strand has a 3'
at the top, meaning the
left strand's last
 nucleotide must have
a 5' at the bottom

Question 7
What kind of bond forms
between nitrogenous bases,
and how many will form
between the bases of Cytosine
Selected: a. Hydrogen bonds, 3 I confused cytosine and guanine with the https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
c. Hydrogen bonds, bonds between adenine and thymine,
2 there are 3 hydrogen bonds between
This answer is guanine and cytosine
incorrect.

and Guanine?
a. Hydrogen bonds, 3
b. Covalent bonds, 2
Selected:
c. Hydrogen bonds, 2
This answer is incorrect.

d. Covalent bonds, 3

You are a geneticist in training Selected: b. UAC I did not realize that the molecule was a https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
and are looking over codons, d. UTC tRNA molecule, meaning that i would pair
and need to match the correct the Uracil to Adenine
anticodon.

Given the codon AUG, what is

the correct anticodon?
a. Start
b. UAC
c. TAC
Selected:
d. UTC

What is the monomer of a Selected: d. amino acids Honestly, this was an amateur mistake. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
protein? b. nucelotide Nucleotides are the monomers for nucleic
a. uracil This answer is acids and the monomers for proteins are
Selected: incorrect. amino acids which form long chains.
b. nucelotide
This answer is incorrect.

c. glycerol
d. amino acids

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