Translation: DNA To mRNA To Protein! Biology Trivia Quiz

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What is the matching amino acid sequence for the following mRNA strand? AUUGGUAUU
- Iso-Leu-Gly
- Iso-Gly-Iso
- Iso-Gly-Gly
- Syr-Tyr-Stop

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Explore the fascinating process of protein synthesis in our 'Translation: DNA to mRNA to Protein!' quiz. Test your knowledge on mRNA strands, amino acid sequences, and the role of ribosomes in translation. Perfect for students keen on molecular biology and genetics.

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2.

Where does the process of translation occur?
- Nucleus
- Golgi Appartus
- Ribosome
- Lysosome
Correct Answer

A. Ribosome

Explanation

Ribosomes read the mRNA and code for amino acids.

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3.

Codons are read in series of ...?
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 2
Correct Answer

A. 3

Explanation

Codons are read in series of 3 nucleotides. Each codon corresponds to a specific amino acid, which is the building block of proteins. The sequence of codons determines the sequence of amino acids in a protein. Therefore, the correct answer is 3.

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4.

If the mRNA strand was AUUGCGUUU, what would the series of tRNA anti-codons be?

Correct Answer
UAACGCAAA
uaacgcaaa

Explanation
The tRNA anti-codons are the codons located on the transfer RNA that bring over the correct amino-acid.

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5.

If the mRNA strand reads AAUCCUGGG, what would be the correct amino acid sequence?
- Asp-Val-Ser
- Asp-Val-Val
- Asp-Pro-Gly
Correct Answer

A. Asp-Pro-Gly

Explanation

The mRNA strand reads AAUCCUGGG, which corresponds to the codons AAU, CCU, and GGG. The codon AAU codes for the amino acid Asp (aspartic acid), CCU codes for Pro (proline), and GGG codes for Gly (glycine). Therefore, the correct amino acid sequence is Asp-Pro-Gly.

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Translation: DNA To mRNA To Protein! Biology Trivia Quiz

What is the matching amino acid sequence for the following mRNA strand? AUUGGUAUU

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Where does the process of translation occur?

Codons are read in series of ...?

If the mRNA strand was AUUGCGUUU, what would the series of tRNA anti-codons be?

If the mRNA strand reads AAUCCUGGG, what would be the correct amino acid sequence?