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IB Biology Paper 2 Section B Questions and Answers Already Passed Draw a labelled diagram of the human adult male reproductive system. [5 marks] a. scrotum - shown around testes; b. testes/testis/testicles - shown inside scrotum; c. epididymis - shown adjacent to testis and connected to sperm duct; d. sperm duct/vas deferens - double line connecting testis/epididymis to urethra; e. seminal vesicle - sac shown branched off sperm duct (not off the urethra); f. prostate gland - shown positi...

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What occurs to the two strands of the parental duplex during replication? - they separate Is replication conservative, semi-conservative, or dispersive? - semi-conservative What does it mean to be conservative? - the original DNA is kept and an exact replica is made What does it mean for DNA is be dispersive? - parts of the old and new DNA are chopped together What does it mean for DNA to be semi-conservative? - each new daughter DNA is one old strand and one new strand What was the experi...

What are the 4 nitrogenous bases? Which pair together? Correct Answer-adenine (A), thymine (T), cytosine (C), guanine (G) A->T, C->G What are the issues with these combinations: 1.) Pyrimidine + Pyrimidine = 2.) Purine + Purine = 3.) Pyrimidine + Purine = Correct Answer-1.) width of DNA too narrow 2.) width of DNA too wide 3.) width of DNA consistent with X-ray model Which bases are purines and which are pyrimidines? Correct Answer-purines: A,G pyrimidines: T,C What are...

BIOL 2300 Quizzes 1-7 Latest Update Graded A+ DNA is negatively charged because a. the ribose sugars of DNA are positively charged b. the ribose sugars of DNA are negatively charged c. the nitrogenous bases are negatively charged d. the phosphate backbone of DNA is negatively charged e. DNA is not acidic d. the phosphate backbone of DNA is negatively charged DNA replication is a. semi-conservative b. dispersive c. conservative d. error prone a. semi-conservative Define D...

Biology 1001 Final Exam Adam Hrincevich Questions and Answers Already Passed 1. **DNA's Hereditary Capacity**: Watson and Crick realized that DNA could encode a vast amount of hereditary information through its sequence of bases. 2. **DNA Strand Attachment**: The two polynucleotide chains in a DNA molecule are held together by hydrogen bonds formed between complementary bases. 3. **Inversions in Chromosomes**: Movements of DNA segments from one chromosome to another are not term...

Which strand is produced more rapidly? - ANSWER-Leading strand During DNA replication in the lagging strand there is production of this component? - ANSWER-Okazaki fragment How many "stop" codons exist? - ANSWER-3 The double helix of DNA is wrapped about 1¾ times around which of these components? - ANSWER-Nucleosome Which enzyme unwraps the double helix? - ANSWER-Helicase In the ribosome, what is the name of the bond that links one amino acid to the next? - ANSWER-peptide bonds...

What occurs to the two strands of the parental duplex during replication? - they separate Is replication conservative, semi-conservative, or dispersive? - semi-conservative What does it mean to be conservative? - the original DNA is kept and an exact replica is made What does it mean for DNA is be dispersive? - parts of the old and new DNA are chopped together What does it mean for DNA to be semi-conservative? - each new daughter DNA is one old strand and one new strand What was the experi...

- Do all viruses need a primer for their genome replication? Correct Answer-o No, some viruses are able to be self-prime with their own genome. Others use RNA primers and some use protein primers. - Describe how viruses in class VI and VII replicate their genomes. Correct Answer-o Class VI: (+) ssRNA to (-) ssDNA to dsDNA to (+) ssRNA using viral RNA-dependent DNA polymerase and host DNA-dependent RNA polymerase o Class VII: dsDNA to (+) ssRNA to (-) ssDNA to dsDNA using host DNA-dependent R...

Structure of DNA CORRECT ANSWER 5'-->3' Anti-parallel 1 ring=pyrimidine 2 ring=purine A(2) + T(1) 2 H-bonds G(2)+C(1) 3 H-bonds *G and C have 3* DNA Replication CORRECT ANSWER Semi-conservative DNA Pol replicates 1000nt/second *errors only 1/10billion bp Why does the origin (oriC) have runs of A:T base pairs? CORRECT ANSWER Easy to break apart, only 2 H-bonds

DNA is negatively charged because a. the ribose sugars of DNA are positively charged b. the ribose sugars of DNA are negatively charged c. the nitrogenous bases are negatively charged d. the phosphate backbone of DNA is negatively charged e. DNA is not acidic : d. the phosphate backbone of DNA is negatively charged DNA replication is a. semi-conservative b. dispersive c. conservative d. error prone : a. semi-conservative Define DNA helicase : unwinds DNA; that is, breaks the hydrog...