The genetic code is sets of rules by which information encoded in genetic material is translated into amino acid .so the genetic code consist of total 64 codons . Three of Which do not code for amino acid but indicate the end of protein.
So genetic code consist of 64,3-base codons
Option (A) is correct.
Consist of 64, 3-base codons
Question: the genetic code _____? a) consist of 64, 3-base codons b) consist of 4, 1-base...
How many of the 64 possible triplets in the genetic code are stop codons? A. 1 B. 3 C. 5 D. 7 E. 61
The genetic code is based on a -nucleotide codons that are read in a b and с manner. a) three, b) non-sequential, c) non-overlapping a) two, b) non-sequential, c) non-overlapping a) two, b) sequential, c) overlapping a) three, b) sequential, c) non-overlapping
Question 36 The genetic code is a listing that gives the relationship between? O codons and amino acids O codons and anticodons codons and genes anticodons and genes Question 37 A human cell normally contains how many chromosomes?
Is the following statement TRUE? "If the genetic code consisted of 2-nucleotide codons (instead of 3), it would only be able to code for 8 different amino acids."
1. Summarize the main features or characteristics of the genetic code, including start & stop codons. 2. What is meant by base pair “wobble” and why might it be beneficial? 3. Describe the synthesis (and specificity) of aminoacyl-tRNA’s. 4. Name & describe the details in each of the three stages of protein synthesis, including the structure & functions of ribosomes and any factors involved. 5. Illustrate and/or describe the general structural, physical and/or chemical characteristics of amino acids. 6. Describe...
Question 5 -- / 1 There are different amino acids, and possible codons. 1 3; 20 2 3; 64 3 20; 3 4) 20; 64 5) 64; 3 6 64; 20 Question 6 -- / 1 Which of the following contains an open reading frame (consider the given strand only)? 1 AUGCCCGGGCGAGAC UAUGCGCAACCUGAG N 3 AAAUGAUGACCCAAA 4 UAUGCCGUCGUGAGG 5 UGAUUUCCCGGGCAA Which of the following is true? The initiator tRNA starts in the A site of the ribosome during translation initiation,...
The genetic code is read in groups of three (3) nucleotides called codons. Some mutations are silent because they have no effect on the phenotype. How is that possible? Since there was a mutation in one of the codons, that gene will not be expressed. o It is not possible, mutations are always expressed and always have an effect The mutation changed the codon but the new codon codes for the same amino acid The ribosome knows there was a...
The genetic code is considered degenerate because most amino acids are encoded by at least two different codons. Some researchers have hypothesized that during evolution the genetic code has been optimized for its intended use in different organisms. Reseachers can study this by examining the relationship between the frequency with which an amino acid appears in all the proteins in an organism and the total number of codons for an amino acid. An optimized organism would use amino acids in...
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37. After looking at the genetic code table, you can tell that the degeneracy (or redundancy) in the genetic code is best illustrated by: A) stop codons. B) threonine (thr) codons. C) tryptophan (trp) codons. D) methionine (met) codons. E) operator sequences. 38. The phenomenon in D. melanogaster known as Position-Effect Variegation (PEV) provides powerful evidence that: A) DNA is the genetic material. B) posttranscriptional mechanisms regulate gene expression. C) transcriptional mechanisms regulate gene control....
Assume you found life in Mars. If the Martian genetic code used the
nucleotide "A" as a spacer, and then the nucleotides T, C and G in
triplers, how many different codons would be available?
a) 3 b) 4 c) 8 d) 9 e) 12 f) 20 g) 27 h) 30 i) 64
would be purine rich (AG rich) d) Actually, it would be pyrimidine rich (TC rich) __17. Rosalind Franklin received the Nobel Prize for: a generating X-ray crystallographic...