Exam 2016, biology

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Biology Knowledge Challenge: Exam 2016

Test your understanding of key biological concepts with our 25-question quiz, based on the Exam 2016 curriculum. This quiz covers topics such as oncology, genetics, and molecular biology, providing an excellent opportunity for students, educators, and biology enthusiasts alike.

  • Crossing over and genetic mutations
  • Oncogenic viruses and cancer characteristics
  • Molecular techniques like PCR and karyotyping
25 Questions6 MinutesCreated by LearningTree847
Mark oncogenic viruses:
HIV
HPV type 1
HPV type 16
EBV virus
Crossing over appears during:
S phase of the cell cycle
Meiosis
Mitosis
G1 phase of the cell cycle
During PCR:
72 C is required for DNA denaturation
94 C is required for DNA denaturation
94 C is required for primer annealing
72 C is required for Taq polymerase
Genomic DNA for molecular studies can be isolated from:
Liver cells
RBCs
Bone marrow cells
Nerve cells
Ins 9q2.12 means:
Alteration in chromosome 9
Invertion of the whole chromosome 9
Invertion of short arm of chromosome 9
Insertion of long arm of chromosome 9
Which of the following is a characteristic of cancer cells?
Both copies of the tumor suppressor gene has to be mutated
Cells are growing slower than healthy tissue
Can be caused by de-activation of oncogene(-s)
It can travel by blood to other tissues
In the DNA fingerprinting shown here find out which male is the biologic father of the child?
Male 2
Male 1
Male 1 and male 2
None of them
It is true, that in case of balanced translocation:
The length of exchanged DNA fragments is the same
Clinical symptoms are usually m… severe than in case of unbalanced translocation
We observe deletion within one … chromosomes involved in translocation..
We can not detect such alteration … use of MLPA
What happens during the G1 phase in cycle:
Transcription
DNA replication
Translation
Chromosomes start condensing
Nuclear envelope is disappearing
Mark the techniques where restriction enzymes are needed:
Real-Time PCR
MLPA
RFLP
ASO-PCR
The last step in the polymerase chain reaction (PCR) is:
Elongation
Annealing
Denaturation
Heating
Karyotype:
Enables detection of structural chromosomal alterations
Requires sterile conditions
Can be performed on the basis of paraffin embedded tissues
Can be performed only on the basis of dividing cells
Find the correct karyotype(-s) when the female patient has a down syndrome:
47 XX, +21
46 XX, t(
47 XXY
45 X0
Turner syndrome can be recognized in karyotype as:
Trisomy 18
Trisomy 13
Monosomy 15
Addition X chromosome
None of these answers is correct
The spread of cancerous tissue from one location to another is called:
Malignant
Metastasis
Migration
Hybridization
Mark organelle(-s) containing mRNA:
Lysosomes
Nucleus
Endoplasmic Reticulum
Golgi complex
Which of the following is needed for replication?
MRNA
Nucleotides
RNA polymerase
DNA polymerase
Mark the organelle(-s) where the process of aerobic respiration (energy) takes place:
Endoplasmic Reticulum
Nucleus
Mitochondria
Golgi complex
DNA molecules can be cut into sections by using:
Taq Polymerase
Restriction Enzymes
Restriction Enzymes Reverse transcriptase
Helicase
Which of the following may contribute to cancer development?
Nonsense mutation in the MSH2 gene
Deletion of TATA sequence near c-myc
Frameshift mutation within the n-myc gene
None of the above answers are correct
Which of the following mutations in the c-ras gene can lead to a cancer:
TATA insertion near the first exon
Deletion of this whole gene
Insertion of two nucleotides in the first exon
Substitution of four nucleotides in the first exon
Mitochondria are:
Involved in the secretion of proteins
Membrane bound structures specialized for digestion
Energy processing organelles
Storing fats
A promoter on the DNA is recognized by … 1……….to……..2……..
1: DNA polymerase, 2: stop transcription
1: RNA polymerase, 2: start transcription
1: RNA polymerase, 2: stop transcription
1: DNA polymerase, 2: start transcription
What is true?
The transfer of information from DNA to RNA is referred to as translation
A codon is a group of 4 nucleotides that codes for one amino acid
Translation occurs in eukaryotes on ribosomes located in the Golgi body
Silent mutations have no effect on the phenotype
Denaturation involves:
Heating between 90 and 98 degrees Celcius
Heating between 40 and 60 degrees Celcius
Heating between 70 and 72 degrees Celcius
Is not necessary in a Real-Time PCR
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