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Lab 1
What are the safety guidelines fo...,
Why do we use micropipettes for t...,
Why must micropipettes be used wi...
15
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Life on Earth
How can life be described chemically,
Generally how are life forms diff...,
What are some common characterist...
12
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Cells and Macromolecules
Differentiate between prokaryotes...,
Identify which is the prokaryotic...,
List some prokaryotic structures
15
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Nucleic Acids
Besides storing genetic informati...,
What are ribosomes,
What is dna a polymer of rna
33
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DNA is a polymer of nucleotides
What did leven determine about dn...,
What did leven determine about dn...,
What did franklin and wilkins det...
19
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Properties of the DNA double helix
What do ssdna and dsdna mean,
What two numbers were of particul...,
How many base pairs in one turn o...
13
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Amino Acids
List some functions proteins part...,
What does the amino acid sequence...,
How many amino acids are there
88
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Protein is a Polymer of Amino Acids
How are amino acids joined together,
Is there rotation around the n c ...,
What is the difference between am...
6
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Lab 2
What are the safety guidelines fo...,
Under which conditions does e col...,
What does shaking e coli do
12
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Amino Acids Affect Protein Folding
What about the r group of amino a...,
What about the structures of tyro...,
What about the structure of glyci...
7
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Protein Structure
What is the conformation of a pro...,
What determines a protein s confo...,
Is proper folding of protein guar...
26
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Prokaryotic Genes
What is a gene,
What are the two major components...,
Why is it important there are mec...
28
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Prokaryotic RNA Polymerase
What are the substrates of prokar...,
Why is thymine used in dna and ur...,
Label this diagram
12
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Prokaryotic Transcription
What are the three stages of prok...,
Outline the process of prokaryoti...,
What is meant by the closed compl...
10
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Differences Between Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic Transcription
How is the timing of transcriptio...,
What is a monocistronic gene,
What is a polycistronic gene in w...
3
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Eukaryotic Genes
What makes transcription so much ...,
What do eukaryotes have in additi...,
What is an exon
7
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Eukaryotic RNA pol II and Transcription Factors
What types of proteins are involv...,
What genes does rna polymerase i ...,
What genes does rna polymerase ii...
10
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Eukaryotic transcription initiation
What is the gtf tfiid composed of,
What is the role of the tbp subun...,
What is the role of the taf subun...
23
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Regulation of RNA Processing in Eukaryotes
What does transcription in eukary...,
What are the three processes pre ...,
What indicates that 5 capping can...
20
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Lab 4
How identical are human genomes o...,
What are the variable regions in ...,
What are transposable elements
30
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The Genetic Code
Outline the three general steps o...,
In what direction does the riboso...,
In which direction is the polypep...
27
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tRNA and Codon-Anticodon Recognition
List the three types of rna that ...,
What is the function of mrna,
What is the function of trna
28
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Ribosome
What is the purpose of ribosomes ...,
Where are ribosomes typically loc...,
What are the two subunits of the ...
18
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Translation Initiation in Prokaryotes
What are the three steps of trans...,
What is the purpose of initiation...,
What is the purpose of elongation...
20
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Translation Elongation in Prokaryotes
How does prokaryotic translation ...,
What is required for prokaryotic ...,
List the three non ribosomal prot...
20
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Translation Termination in Prokaryotes
When does termination occur,
Why can t ef tu bring anymore ami...,
List the three release factors in...
8
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Comparing Eukaryotic and Prokaryotic Translation
In what stage of translation is t...,
How does translation initiation d...,
What is an eif
15
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Replication Fork
In which direction is dna synthes...,
In which direction is the templat...,
What are used as substrates durin...
15
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Replication Initiation
When does replication end in bact...,
How many oris do bacteria have in...,
What is oric
19
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Replisome Assembly
What is the replisome,
What does the typical replisome a...,
How many replisomes does a single...
14
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Other Duties During DNA Replication
List three additional problem add...,
What is a method dna uses itself ...,
Why does strain accumulate in dna
9
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Eukaryotic Replication and Telomeres
What is a difference between euka...,
What is a unique challenge for eu...,
Why can t the lagging strand of e...
9
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