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Biology Mastery Quiz

Test your knowledge of key biological concepts in this engaging quiz designed for students and enthusiasts alike. Challenge yourself with questions ranging from DNA replication to protein synthesis!

28 questions covering essential biology topics
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Takes Place in the nucleus of Eukaryotic cell

Nucleotides move in to base pair with both sides of DNA

Nucleotides move in to base pair with one side of DNA

Occurs in Cardiac muscle cells

Requires the making of Peptide bonds

Place the following statement about translation of protein synthesis in correct order from top to bottom

MRNA lands on the small ribosomal subunit with the codon AUG in the P site

Initiator tRNA (carrying Met) moves into the P site of the ribosome

The large ribosomal subunit clamps down on the mRNA

2nd tRNA arrives at the A site

A peptide bond forms between the 1st AA and the 2nd amino acid brought in by the tRNAs

Initiator tRNA breaks apart from the amino acid Met

Initiator tRNA moves from the P site to the E site as the 2nd tRNA moves into the P site leaving the A site empty

Process of tRNA's moving into the A site and then the P site as peptide bonds are made between the amino acids continues until a stop codon reaches the A site

Once the stop codon is in the A site, the polypeptide chain breaks away from the ribosome

The small and large subunits break away

MRNA is broken can either be read again or broken down by nucleases in the cytosol

Contains Nitrogen base Adenine

DNA

RNA

DNA & RNA

Contains Nucleotide

DNA

RNA

DNA & RNA

Contains Sugar Ribose

DNA

RNA

DNA & RNA

Contains Phosphate

DNA

RNA

DNA & RNA

Contains Nitrogen based Uracil

RNA

DNA

RNA & DNA

Enzyme involved in transcription

RNA Polymerase

DNA Polymerase

Peptide bonds

Enzyme involved in Dna replication

DNA Polymerase

RNA Polymerase

Peptide bonds

Process of making RNA from DNA

Conversion of Genetic code to Protein

Nucleotide sequences that do not code for a protein; removed during editing process

Introns

Exons

Coding segments of a gene, segments remaining after editing process of mRNA

Exons

Introns

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