A) tumor-suppressor genes
B) carcinogens
C) repressors
D) oncogenes
E) p53 gene
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A) Both strains will continue to be present in equal amounts.
B) The two strains will kill each other off.
C) The strain that can turn on lactase production will outcompete the other strain.
D) The strain that cannot turn on lactase production will outcompete the other strain.
E) The two strains will work cooperatively and share the lactose.
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A) a protein is converted into RNA.
B) RNA is converted into a protein.
C) RNA is converted into DNA.
D) DNA is converted into RNA.
E) DNA is converted into a protein.
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A) avoiding carcinogenic chemicals
B) avoiding excessive sunlight
C) lowering total fat intake
D) increasing your consumption of broccoli
E) All of the answer choices describe behaviors that can reduce your risk of cancer.
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A) Ribosomes are produced in the nucleolus of a eukaryotic cell.
B) Ribosomes are made of RNA and proteins.
C) Ribsomes are composed of two subunits that join together just as protein synthesis begins.
D) Each ribsome has a binding site for mRNA, as well as binding sites for three tRNA molecules.
E) All of the answer choices are true statements about ribosomes.
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A) ribosomal RNA
B) transfer RNA
C) messenger RNA
D) primary mRNA transcript
E) ribozyme
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A) attracts tRNAs with appropriate amino acids.
B) serves as a template for the production of mRNA.
C) adheres to ribosomes for protein synthesis.
D) contains anticodons that become codons.
E) must first undergo replication.
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A) repressor.
B) promoter.
C) operon.
D) operator.
E) regulator gene.
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A) always deleterious.
B) always beneficial.
C) radiation-induced changes only.
D) alterations in the normal sequence of bases within a gene.
E) alterations to cell cycle.
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A) the sequence of the anticodons
B) the number of codons in mRNA
C) the enzyme that attaches the amino acid to tRNA
D) the proteins associated with rRNA
E) the sequence of codons in mRNA
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A) UUCGUU
B) TTCGTT
C) AAGCAA
D) UTCGTU
E) TTCGTG
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A) hormone therapy
B) smoking
C) use of alcohol
D) exposure to certain hazardous chemicals in the workplace
E) All of the answer choices describe things that increase the risk of cancer.
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A) adenine
B) thymine
C) cytosine
D) guanine
E) uracil
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A) initiation → termination → elongation.
B) elongation → termination → initiation.
C) termination → elongation → initiation.
D) elongation → initiation → termination.
E) initiation → elongation → termination.
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A) X-rays
B) ultraviolet radiation
C) cigarette smoke
D) pesticides
E) All of the answer choices can lead to cancer.
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A) 1
B) 2
C) 3
D) 4
E) 20
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A) pretranscriptional control
B) transcriptional control
C) posttranscriptional control
D) translational control
E) posttranslational control
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A) introns
B) exons
C) promoter
D) ribosomes
E) nucleoli
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A) repressors
B) RNA polymerases
C) promoters
D) transcription activators
E) DNA polymerases
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A) carry amino acids to ribosomes.
B) transfer nucleotides to the nucleus.
C) transmit coded information to the cytoplasm.
D) turn DNA on and off.
E) act as the site for protein synthesis.
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