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Genetics PCB 3063 Exam 3 Study Guide Solutions
Genetics PCB 3063 Exam 3 Study Guide 
Solutions 
Nucleotide - ANSWER-Repeating structural unit of DNA and RNA. Composed of a nitrogenous base, a 
sugar, and a phosphate. 
Purines - ANSWER-Two fused heterocyclic rings 
A, G 
Pyrimidines - ANSWER-One single heterocyclic ring 
T, U, C 
Nucleotide Sugars - ANSWER-Ribose 
Deoxyribose (Base is always attached to C-1' of the sugar. 
Phosphates - ANSWER-Can be attached to the C-5' of the sugar. 
Deoxyribonucleo-side - ANSWER-Base + Sugar 
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Genetics PCB 3063 Exam 3 Study Guide 
Solutions 
Nucleotide - ANSWER-Repeating structural unit of DNA and RNA. Composed of a nitrogenous base, a 
sugar, and a phosphate. 
Purines - ANSWER-Two fused heterocyclic rings 
A, G 
Pyrimidines - ANSWER-One single heterocyclic ring 
T, U, C 
Nucleotide Sugars - ANSWER-Ribose 
Deoxyribose (Base is always attached to C-1' of the sugar. 
Phosphates - ANSWER-Can be attached to the C-5' of the sugar. 
Deoxyribonucleo-side - ANSWER-Base + Sugar 
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PCB 3063 Exam 3 Study Guide Solutions
PCB 3063 Exam 3 Study Guide Solutions 
The 1˚and 2˚molecular structure of DNA - ANSWER-Its function: to store, replicate, and transmit 
genetic information 
The 3˚structure of DNA - ANSWER-Determines its ability to express the encoded information as a 
phenotype 
DNA's 3˚structure must be flexible and dynamic - ANSWER-A vast amount of genetic information 
must be packed into a cell of limited size 
This material must be tightly condensed for chromosomes to move as individual units during ...
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PCB 3063 Exam 3 Study Guide Solutions 
The 1˚and 2˚molecular structure of DNA - ANSWER-Its function: to store, replicate, and transmit 
genetic information 
The 3˚structure of DNA - ANSWER-Determines its ability to express the encoded information as a 
phenotype 
DNA's 3˚structure must be flexible and dynamic - ANSWER-A vast amount of genetic information 
must be packed into a cell of limited size 
This material must be tightly condensed for chromosomes to move as individual units during ...
PCB 3063 EXAM 1 STUDY GUIDE SOLUTIONS
PCB 3063 EXAM 1 STUDY GUIDE SOLUTIONS 
genome - ANSWER-complete set of genetic instructions for any organism; encoded in nucleic acid 
transmission genetics - ANSWER-encompasses the basic principles of heredity and how traits are 
passed from one generation to the next 
molecular genetics - ANSWER-concerns the chemical nature of the gene itself: how genetic 
information is encoded, replicated and expressed 
population genetics - ANSWER-explores the genetic composition of groups and individuals o...
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PCB 3063 EXAM 1 STUDY GUIDE SOLUTIONS 
genome - ANSWER-complete set of genetic instructions for any organism; encoded in nucleic acid 
transmission genetics - ANSWER-encompasses the basic principles of heredity and how traits are 
passed from one generation to the next 
molecular genetics - ANSWER-concerns the chemical nature of the gene itself: how genetic 
information is encoded, replicated and expressed 
population genetics - ANSWER-explores the genetic composition of groups and individuals o...
PCB 3063 Exam 1 Questions and Answers
PCB 3063 Exam 1 Questions and Answers 
1970s - ANSWER-DNA cloning tech tools to understand human genome 
genomics - ANSWER-sequencing human genome 
bioinformatics - ANSWER-molecular biology and computer science 
What are the similarities between human and bacterial DNA? - ANSWER-double stranded, universal 
genetic code 
Francis Crick - ANSWER-central dogma, DNA - RNA - protein 
model organisms - ANSWER-short generations, large progeny, adapt to lab, inexpensiveness to 
maintain 
1953 - ANSWER-Wa...
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PCB 3063 Exam 1 Questions and Answers 
1970s - ANSWER-DNA cloning tech tools to understand human genome 
genomics - ANSWER-sequencing human genome 
bioinformatics - ANSWER-molecular biology and computer science 
What are the similarities between human and bacterial DNA? - ANSWER-double stranded, universal 
genetic code 
Francis Crick - ANSWER-central dogma, DNA - RNA - protein 
model organisms - ANSWER-short generations, large progeny, adapt to lab, inexpensiveness to 
maintain 
1953 - ANSWER-Wa...
PCB 3063- Exam 1 Hughes Practice Questions and Answers
PCB 3063- Exam 1 Hughes Practice 
Questions and Answers 
Alternative forms of a gene are called ________. - ANSWER-alleles 
Genetics is the study of ________. - ANSWER-heredity and variation 
The phenotype of an organism is __________. - ANSWER-the observable features of an organism 
Name the individual who, while working with the garden pea in the mid-1850s, demonstrated 
quantitative patterns of heredity and developed a theory involving the behavior of hereditary factors. - 
ANSWER-Gregor Mend...
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PCB 3063- Exam 1 Hughes Practice 
Questions and Answers 
Alternative forms of a gene are called ________. - ANSWER-alleles 
Genetics is the study of ________. - ANSWER-heredity and variation 
The phenotype of an organism is __________. - ANSWER-the observable features of an organism 
Name the individual who, while working with the garden pea in the mid-1850s, demonstrated 
quantitative patterns of heredity and developed a theory involving the behavior of hereditary factors. - 
ANSWER-Gregor Mend...
Cell Biology (PCB 3023) Test 1 – Varma Study Guide Solutions
Cell Biology (PCB 3023) Test 1 – Varma 
Study Guide Solutions 
Large examples of eukaryotic cells are... - ANSWER-Yeast or amoebas 
Differentiating factors between plant and animal cells - ANSWER-1. Cell wall 
2. Large central vacuole as opposed to vesicles 
2. Chloroplasts 
Limitation to eukaryotic cells and photosynthesis - ANSWER-The sea slugs that live in symbiotic 
relationships with cyanobacteria or algae. The algae is not broken down or digested and absorbed into 
the slug's body. Th...
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Cell Biology (PCB 3023) Test 1 – Varma 
Study Guide Solutions 
Large examples of eukaryotic cells are... - ANSWER-Yeast or amoebas 
Differentiating factors between plant and animal cells - ANSWER-1. Cell wall 
2. Large central vacuole as opposed to vesicles 
2. Chloroplasts 
Limitation to eukaryotic cells and photosynthesis - ANSWER-The sea slugs that live in symbiotic 
relationships with cyanobacteria or algae. The algae is not broken down or digested and absorbed into 
the slug's body. Th...
PCB 3023 Exam 1 Study Guide Solutions
PCB 3023 Exam 1 Study Guide Solutions 
Flow of genetic information in all living cells - ANSWER-DNA -> RNA -> Protein 
Replication-> Transcription -> Translation 
Miller-Urey experiment - ANSWER-recreated conditions thought to exist in the atmosphere of 
primitive earth. No Oxygen! 
Used heat to simulate sun, electric discharge to simulate lightning, and cooling to condense molecules to 
liquid form. 
7 simple molecules: water vapor, nitrogen, ammonia, co2, co, methane, and hydrogen....
- Exam (elaborations)
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PCB 3023 Exam 1 Study Guide Solutions 
Flow of genetic information in all living cells - ANSWER-DNA -> RNA -> Protein 
Replication-> Transcription -> Translation 
Miller-Urey experiment - ANSWER-recreated conditions thought to exist in the atmosphere of 
primitive earth. No Oxygen! 
Used heat to simulate sun, electric discharge to simulate lightning, and cooling to condense molecules to 
liquid form. 
7 simple molecules: water vapor, nitrogen, ammonia, co2, co, methane, and hydrogen....
PCB 3023 - Cell Biology Exam 2 Review Questions and Answers
PCB 3023 - Cell Biology Exam 2 Review 
Questions and Answers 
where can cell membranes be found? - ANSWER-1. enclosing the cell 
2. enclosing the organalles 
why does the mitochondria has two membranes? - ANSWER-to increase the surface area inside 
membrane functions - ANSWER-1. define boundaries to regulate the 
a. chemical composition of the region they enclose 
b. interaction of the region they enclose with their external environment 
2. define boundaries that are soft and flexible which allo...
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PCB 3023 - Cell Biology Exam 2 Review 
Questions and Answers 
where can cell membranes be found? - ANSWER-1. enclosing the cell 
2. enclosing the organalles 
why does the mitochondria has two membranes? - ANSWER-to increase the surface area inside 
membrane functions - ANSWER-1. define boundaries to regulate the 
a. chemical composition of the region they enclose 
b. interaction of the region they enclose with their external environment 
2. define boundaries that are soft and flexible which allo...
PCB 3023 : Cell Biology Final Review Study Guide Solutions
PCB 3023 : Cell Biology Final Review 
Study Guide Solutions 
If PAGE is carried out after subjecting the sample to SDS and beta-mercaptoethanol, then proteins will be 
separated on the basis of - ANSWER-Mass 
Which is the most abundant molecule in a bacterial cell? - ANSWER-Water 
Which of the following is true about the molecular properties of water? A) Water has a dipole moment. 
B) Water can form hydrogen bonds with other water molecules. C) Water can form hydrogen bonds with 
proteins, nucle...
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PCB 3023 : Cell Biology Final Review 
Study Guide Solutions 
If PAGE is carried out after subjecting the sample to SDS and beta-mercaptoethanol, then proteins will be 
separated on the basis of - ANSWER-Mass 
Which is the most abundant molecule in a bacterial cell? - ANSWER-Water 
Which of the following is true about the molecular properties of water? A) Water has a dipole moment. 
B) Water can form hydrogen bonds with other water molecules. C) Water can form hydrogen bonds with 
proteins, nucle...
PA RE Fundamentals Quiz #1 with Complete Solutions
PA RE Fundamentals Quiz #1 with 
Complete Solutions 
Land is defined as the earth's surface extending downward to the center of the earth and upward into 
space, excluding permanent natural objects such as trees and water. 
a. True 
b. False - ANSWER-B. FALSE 
Land is defined as the earth's surface extending downward to the center of the earth and upward into 
space, including permanent natural objects such as trees and water. 
Real estate is defined as land at, above, and below the earth...
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PA RE Fundamentals Quiz #1 with 
Complete Solutions 
Land is defined as the earth's surface extending downward to the center of the earth and upward into 
space, excluding permanent natural objects such as trees and water. 
a. True 
b. False - ANSWER-B. FALSE 
Land is defined as the earth's surface extending downward to the center of the earth and upward into 
space, including permanent natural objects such as trees and water. 
Real estate is defined as land at, above, and below the earth...