Taking you back to Biology and learning about DNA, enzymes, chromosomes and knowing about radiations. Find out about these and more by taking this molecule of heredity test below. All the best and enjoy the quiz.
The first strand only contains AG. The other strand contains the complementary TC, so you don't need the sequence.
Only one strand is involved in creating proteins, so you don't need the sequence of the other strand.
Only one strand will be passed on to each daughter cell during cell division, so you don't need the sequence of the other strand.
Sequencing one strand gives you the complementary sequence to the other strand.
Sequencing the other strand is impossible because it is facing in the opposite direction relative to 5' and 3'.
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A change in the length of a chromosome
A change in the nucleus of the cell
A change in the sequence of the protein
A change in the sequence of DNA bases
A change in the phosphate backbone of a chromosome
A change in the number of chromosomes
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The diversity is based on the unique shape each base pair forms.
The diversity is based on amount of each base being different in each DNA molecule.
The diversity is based on the total number of bases used in each molecule of DNA.
The diversity is based on the proteins wrapping the bases in each DNA molecule.
The diversity is based on the unique sequence the bases are in.
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DNA is a helix with repeating subunits.
The sequence of bases in DNA is different for each individual.
DNA is a double helix with bases paired to each other.
The sequence of nucleotide bases, read in sets of three, codes for the sequence of a protein.
The amount of A is equal to the amount of T and the amount of C is equal to the amount of G.
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Nitrogenous bases and sugar rings
Sugar rings
Phosphates
Nitrogenous bases
Nitrogenous bases and phosphates
Sugar rings and phosphates
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Cytosine has the wrong sugar ring, so it cannot be linked to adenine.
The partial charges are not opposites, so no hydrogen bonds can form.
The size of cytosine is different from the size of thymine, so the double helix would be kinked.
Cytosine is facing the opposite direction from thymine, so adenine cannot bind it.
Cytosine cannot form hydrogen bonds, but thymine can.
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By destroying DNA
By destroying healthy cells
By activating DNA mismatch repair enzymes
By repressing the cell cycle
By forcing mistakes during replication
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Add radioactive phosphate and expect only one cell to contain a radioactive chromosome.
Add radioactive potassium and expect each cell to contain a radioactive chromosome.
Add radioactive sulfur and expect only one cell to contain a radioactive chromosome.
Add radioactive phosphate and expect each cell to contain a radioactive chromosome.
Add radioactive potassium and expect neither cell to contain a radioactive chromosome.
Add radioactive sulfur and expect neither cell to contain a radioactive chromosome.
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Two new strands, bound to each other
Four new strands, bound in pairs
Four new strands, each bound to a parent strand
Two new strands bound to each other and two parent strands bound to each other
One new strand bound to one parent strand
Two new strands, each bound to a parent strand
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They made a key observation in the lab while determining the structure of DNA.
They performed key experiments in determining the structure of DNA.
They created a key hypothesis for the structure of DNA.
They provided the final proof of the structure of DNA.
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Enzymes to copy the DNA
Parent DNA
Enzymes to read the DNA
Free nucleotides
Helicases
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Prophase
G0 phase
G1 phase
S phase
G2 phase
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