- Translation Initiation in bacteria_______ blocks tRNAs from binding A site
- Met linked to tRNA^Met is not _______________; base pairs with internal AUG codons
- Translation Initiation in bacteria________ blocks premature binding of large ribosomal subunit to small subunit
- In eukaryotes, fMet not used for initiation; tRNA___ ^Met used (exists in addition to tRNA^met)
- Translation Initiation in bacteriaOnce IF1 and IF3 are bound, ribosome can look for ________
- formylase removes formyl group after ______________ ends
- Some bacterial ORFs overlap ________________ of 1 SD & have overlapping start/stop codons (AUGA)
- fMet-tRNA ^fMet only base pairs with ___________ downstream of Shine-Dalgarno
- *****Explain what must happen after translation to create a functional protein
- Why are males more often affected by diseases located on the X chromosome?
- How many pairs of autosomes do humans have?
- What is the female reproductive organ in plants?
- What is the male reproductive organ in plants?
- If an organism has a haploid number of 7, what is the diploid number of genes?
- If an organism has a diploid number of 12, what is the haploid number of genes?
- What are the female sex chromosomes?
- What are the male sex chromosomes?
- Where do organisms get their copies of genes?
- All of these statements are true of population genetics EXCEPT for:a. Population geneticists usually do not care about the absolute counts of the different genotypes in a population.b. absolute counts are a more practical measurement than frequencies.c. Population geneticists draw a random or unbiased sample of individuals from a population.d. Frequencies sum to 1.0.
- _____ and _____ are examples of negative assortment mating.a. Self-incompatibility; major histocompatibility complex (MHC)b. Self-pollination; isolationc. Self-pollination; major histocompatibility complexd. Self-incompatibility; isolation