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Lecture Exam 2 (Ch 5, 6, 7, 8)

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
A  Restriction enzymes are used to purify DNA.
B  Restrictionenzymes are used to replicate specific sequences of DNA.
C  Restrictionenzymes are used to sequence long stretches of DNA.
D  Restriction enzymesare used to join different segments of DNA.
E  Restrictionenzymes are used to cut DNA at specific locations.
Question #4
A  two phosphates, one nitrogenous base, and one sugar
B  one phosphate, two nitrogenous bases, and one sugar
C  two phosphates, one nitrogenous base, and two sugars
D  one phosphate, one nitrogenous base, and one sugar
E  one phosphate, one nitrogenous base, and two sugars
Question #5
A  genome
B  proteotype
C  proteome
D  genotype
E  phenotype
Question #11
A  Gelelectrophoresis joins different segments of DNA.
B  Gelelectrophoresis identifies specific segments of DNA.
C  Gelelectrophoresis separates DNA fragments based on size.
D  Gelelectrophoresis is able to cut DNA in very specific locations.
E  Gelelectrophoresis enables the amplification of specific DNA sequences.
Question #13
A  several to many chromosomes
B  histone proteins
C  All of the choices are correct
D  elongated, not circular, chromosomes
E  chromosomes in a nucleus
Question #15
A  oil and gas prices will increase as a result of the decreased demand for fossil fuels
B  medical insurance costs will likely skyrocket
C  mutations in manufactured cells will cause problems for existing organisms
D  the ability to create life from scratch raises a multitude of issues
Question #17
A  construct complex molecules in situ that will target cancerous cells in tissues
B  make new organisms using only chemicals as the starting materials
C  design alternative forms of energy production
D  All of the choices are possibilities from synthetic biology
E  synthesize chemicals in cells that are missing due to a genetic anomaly
Question #18
A  original; primary
B  leading; lagging
C  lagging; leading
D  primary; secondary
Question #19
A  ADP
B  Glucose
C  Carbon
D  Carbon dioxide
E  Hydrogen ion (proton)
Question #20
A  Glycolysis
B  Electron transport
C  Krebs cycle
D  All phasesproduce the same number of ATP molecules.
E  Processing of pyruvic acid for the Krebs cycle
Question #21
A  deamination
B  nitrification
C  aerobic respiration
D  denitrification
E  fermentation
Question #22
A    
B  amination
C  beta oxidation
D  gluconeogenesis
E  phosphorylation
F  deamination
Question #23
A  metabolism
B  biosynthesis
C  catabolism
D  anabolism
E  amphibolism
Question #24
A  All of the choices are true of enzymes.
B  they can be used over and over
C  their active site is specific to the substrate
D  they may or may not require cofactors
E  they increase the initial energy required for a reaction to start
Question #25
A  38 ATP
B  3 ATP
C  2 ATP
D  24 ATP
E  36 ATP
Question #26
A  peptidases
B  oxidoreductases
C  aminotransferases
D  phosphotransferases
E  ligases
Question #28
A  Pyruvic acid accepts electrons from NADH
B  Coenzyme A attaches to an acetyl group
C  NADH is formed
D  CO2 is released
Question #29
A  Utilizes an electron transport system
B  Generates some ATP
C  Uses the same final electron acceptor as aerobic respiration
D  Involves glycolysis
Question #31
A  the genes coding for the hydrolytic enzymes would be constitutive
B  the genes coding for the hydrolytic enzymes would be repressed
C  the genes coding for the hydrolytic enzymes would be induced
D  the enzymes would be denatured
Question #33
A  include synthesis of large carbohydrates
B  only occur in heterotrophs
C  release energy
D  occur when ADP binds to inorganic phosphate to form ATP
E  do not occur in anaerobic cellular respiration
Question #34
A  hydrogen
B  ATP
C  hydrogen andelectron
D  electron
E  None of the choices are correct.
Question #35
A  All of the choices are correct.
B  low pH
C  high pH
D  high temperature
E  low temperature
Question #36
A  microaerophile
B  obligate aerobe
C  aerotolerant anaerobe
D  obligate anaerobe
E  facultative anaerobe
Question #37
A  salts
B  inorganic compounds
C  minerals
D  water
E  organic compounds
Question #38
A  photoautotrophy
B  photosynthesis
C  methanoheterophy
D  chemoheterotrophy
E  photoheterotrophy
Question #40
A  capnophiles
B  mesophiles
C  anaerobes
D  psychrophiles
E  facultative anaerobes
Question #41
A  H 2O
B  CH 4
C  Glucose
D  CO 2
E  NH 3
Question #42
A  the ability to exist in a wide range of conditions
B  existing in a very narrow niche
C  using light for energy production
D  using oxygen for metabolism
E  using chemicals for energy production
Question #43
A  superoxide dismutase and hydrogen peroxidases
B  catalase and oxidase
C  superoxide dismutase and oxidase
D  superoxide dismutase and catalase
E  catalase and hydrogen peroxidases
Question #44
A  diffusion
B  osmosis
C  endocytosis
D  active transport
E  facilitated diffusion
Question #45
A  halophiles
B  acidophiles
C  thermophiles
D  mesophiles
E  psychrophiles
Question #46
A  the size of the cell
B  substrate concentration
C  osmotic pressure
D  carrier proteins in the membrane
E  size of the pores in the membrane
Question #47
A  Facilitated diffusion and Carrier-mediated active transport
B  Carrier-mediated active transport and Bulk transport (phagocytosis, pinocytosis)
C  Facilitated diffusion and Simple diffusion
D  Simple diffusion and Bulk transport (phagocytosis, pinocytosis)
Question #49
A  nuclear membrane
B  proteins in the periplasmic space
C  cell wall
D  peptidoglycan layer
E  cell membrane
Question #50
A  Oxygen
B  Nitrogen
C  Copper
D  Carbon
E  Hydrogen
Question #51
A  None of the choices are correct.
B  Sulfite polymyxin sulfadiazine
C  Sodium chloride
D  Thioglycollate
E  Blood agar
Question #52
A  facilitated transport
B  pinocytosis
C  facilitated diffusion
D  exocytosis
E  phagocytosis
Question #53
A  None of the choices are correct
B  virion exiting host cell
C  latent state of herpes infections
D  viral genome inserting into bacterial host chromosome
E  altering the host range of a virus
Question #54
A  Double-stranded DNA
B  All of the choices are correct
C  Single-stranded RNA
D  Double-stranded RNA
E  Single-stranded DNA
Question #55
A  syncytia
B  cytopathic
C  oncoviruses
D  inclusion bodies
E  chronic latent viruses
Question #56
A  size of the host cell
B  type of host cell receptors on cell membrane
C  All of the choices are correct
D  age of the host cell
E  type of nucleic acid in the virus
Question #57
A  Formed when viral DNA enters the bacterial chromosome
B  Occur when temperate phages enter host cells
C  Cause lysis of host cells
D  Replicated with host DNA and passed on to progeny
E  Present when the virus is in lysogeny
Question #58
A  spikes
B  oncogenic viruses
C  prions
D  phages
E  viroids
Question #59
A  satellite viruses
B  bacteriophages
C  All of thechoices infect bacteria.
D  viroids
E  prions
Question #60
A  tropisms
B  uncoating
C  receptacles
D  ranges
E  virions
Question #62
A  always codes for RNA polymerase
B  is a special form of tRNA used by viruses
C  must synthesize a positive RNA copy of its genome
D  must synthesize a negative RNA copy of its genome
E  is ready for immediate translation
Question #63
A  All of thechoices are capsid shapes.
B  Icosahedron
C  Complex
D  Helical
E  Tetrahedral
Question #64
A  synthesis
B  uncoating
C  penetration
D  assembly
E  adsorption
Question #65
A  capsomere
B  spike
C  capsid
D  envelope
E  monolayer
Question #66
A  Use of animalinoculation
Use of enriched broth media
Use of enrichedagar media
B  Use of enriched broth media,
Use of enrichedagar media,
Inoculation ofembryonated eggs
C  Use of enriched broth media
Use of cellculture techniques
Use of enrichedagar media
D  Inoculation ofembryonated eggs,
Use of animalinoculation,
Use of cellculture techniques
Question #67
A  host cell membrane
B  host nucleolus
C  host DNA
D  host cytoplasm
E  host nucleus
Question #68
A  To isolate viruses from clinical specimens
To research the biology of viruses
To prepare viruses for vaccines
B  To produce virusfor bioweapons use
To prepare viruses for vaccines
To produce chemicals such as alcohol and acetone
C  To produce virusfor bioweapons use
To produce chemicals such as alcohol and acetone
To isolate viruses from clinical specimens
D  To research the biology of viruses
To produce virusfor bioweapons use
To produce chemicals such as alcohol and acetone
Question #69
A  does not contain spikes
B  is only composed of host endomembrane
C  None of the choices are correct
D  is obtained by viral budding or exocytosis
E  is identical to the host plasma membrane
Question #70
A  syncytia
B  cytopathic
C  chronic latent viruses
D  oncoviruses
E  inclusion bodies
Question #71
A  All of thechoices will support viral cultivation.
B  Embryonated bird eggs
C  Continuous cell cultures
D  Live lab animals
E  Primary cell cultures