Quiz: Biology Breakout #2 Clue #1

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Kristine Vester

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Biology Breakout #2 Clue #1Online version Answer the questions correctly to receive your clue word. Make two mistakes and you will need to start over. Good luck! by Kristine Vester 1 How did Rosalind Franklin's image of the DNA molecule contribute to our understanding of science? Choose all of the correct answers. Choose one or more answers a Other scientists used her image to decipher the make-up of DNA b Other scientists used her image to discuss the shape of RNA c Other scientists used her information and data to share findings that allowed science to create a model of the DNA molecule d Her image had no scientific value 2 Because of complementary base pairing, the amount of - a Cytosine equals the amount of thymine b Adenine equals the amount of thymine c Guanine equals the amount of thymine d Guanine equals the amount of uracil 3 In Eukaryotic cells, the process indicated by arrow A occurs in the- a Cell Membrane b Nucleus c Cytoplasm d Ribosomes 4 Medicines are being produced by using recombinant DNA technology. For veterinarians, the use of this DNA technology will result in - a decreasing the number of antibodies produced by pets b altering the chromosomes of healthy pets c making more treatments available for pets d identifying new diseases spread by pets 5 Using the DNA sequences in this gel electrophoresis sampling, which of the samples cannot be the grandparent of the child? a Sample 1 b Sample 2 c Sample 3 d None of them can be the grandparent 6 Which model of DNA most accurately represents its shape? a b c d 7 How does the Human Genome Project illustrate the nature of science? a Scientists around the world contributed to sequencing the human genome. b The United States sequenced the human genome and did not share it with the scientific community. c The Human Genome Project relied on scientific predictions, educated guesses and unsubstantiated evidence. d The project created a model that cannot and will not change with additional evidence. 8 Use the codon chart above to code the amino acids from the sequence: CCG-UCG-GAU a Pro-Thr-Asp b Ala-Ala-Asp c Pro-Ser-Asp d Asn-Val-Gly

Biology Breakout #2 Clue #1Online version

Answer the questions correctly to receive your clue word. Make two mistakes and you will need to start over. Good luck!

by Kristine Vester

How did Rosalind Franklin's image of the DNA molecule contribute to our understanding of science? Choose all of the correct answers.

Choose one or more answers

Other scientists used her image to decipher the make-up of DNA

Other scientists used her image to discuss the shape of RNA

Other scientists used her information and data to share findings that allowed science to create a model of the DNA molecule

Her image had no scientific value

Because of complementary base pairing, the amount of -

Cytosine equals the amount of thymine

Adenine equals the amount of thymine

Guanine equals the amount of thymine

Guanine equals the amount of uracil

In Eukaryotic cells, the process indicated by arrow A occurs in the-

Cell Membrane

Nucleus

Cytoplasm

Ribosomes

Medicines are being produced by using recombinant DNA technology. For veterinarians, the use of this DNA technology will result in -

decreasing the number of antibodies produced by pets

altering the chromosomes of healthy pets

making more treatments available for pets

identifying new diseases spread by pets

Using the DNA sequences in this gel electrophoresis sampling, which of the samples cannot be the grandparent of the child?

Sample 1

Sample 2

Sample 3

None of them can be the grandparent

Which model of DNA most accurately represents its shape?

How does the Human Genome Project illustrate the nature of science?

Scientists around the world contributed to sequencing the human genome.

The United States sequenced the human genome and did not share it with the scientific community.

The Human Genome Project relied on scientific predictions, educated guesses and unsubstantiated evidence.

The project created a model that cannot and will not change with additional evidence.

Use the codon chart above to code the amino acids from the sequence: CCG-UCG-GAU

Pro-Thr-Asp

Ala-Ala-Asp

Pro-Ser-Asp

Asn-Val-Gly

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Biology Breakout #2 Clue #1Online version

by Kristine Vester

How did Rosalind Franklin's image of the DNA molecule contribute to our understanding of science? Choose all of the correct answers.

Choose one or more answers

Because of complementary base pairing, the amount of -

In Eukaryotic cells, the process indicated by arrow A occurs in the-

Medicines are being produced by using recombinant DNA technology. For veterinarians, the use of this DNA technology will result in -

Using the DNA sequences in this gel electrophoresis sampling, which of the samples cannot be the grandparent of the child?

Which model of DNA most accurately represents its shape?

How does the Human Genome Project illustrate the nature of science?

Use the codon chart above to code the amino acids from the sequence: CCG-UCG-GAU

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