Genetics and Molecular Biology

Welcome to the Genetics and Molecular Biology category on Questions LLC! Here, we aim to provide a platform for curious minds to explore the fascinating world of genetics and molecular biology. Whether you're a student, an early career researcher, or simply an enthusiast looking to expand your knowledge, this category is your gateway to gain deep insights into the fundamental aspects of life and how it operates at the molecular level. Explore a wide range of thought-provoking questions and engaging discussions on topics such as gene expression, DNA replication, genetic inheritance, molecular mechanisms, and much more. Join our community in unraveling the mysteries of life's blueprint and sharing your own expertise with other inquisitive individuals. Let's dive into the intricacies of genetics and molecular biology, one question at a time!

Questions (19)

How are new genes created?
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2. asked by chase
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You have created transgenic mice that carry the gene encoding green fluorescent protein (GFP) under the control of a ubiquitous
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2. asked by D
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What is a gene?
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How is recombinant DNA technology used today? I have to use bacterial chromosomal or genomic DNA,plasmid,restriction enzyme,
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2. asked by H
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cite the following and give full bibliography
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A) What role does tRNA play in the translation process? (1 point)tRNA carries amino acids to the ribosome and helps form
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2. asked by Killer999
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1 of 11 of 1 Items05:08 Feature Bases of RNA Video Player 00:0001:45 Show Transcript 00:01: DNA is the basic unit of heredity in
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2. asked by User_Noname
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The lactose operon in E. coli is an example of a gene that is repressed when lactose is not available in a cell. Explain what
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I am totally confused by what to do here:GGG CAT GGT CCT ATT TAC DNA coding strand sequence: DNA non-coding strand sequence:
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2. asked by Jen
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1. What would be the result of a cytosine base being substituted for a thymine base in a DNA segment during DNA replication?A.
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2. asked by Kaifish
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Why would the GBI (Georgia Bureau of Investigation) want to use gel electrophoresis?A. Determine if someone has a genetic
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2. asked by Amber
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Which statement about chromosomes is true?(1 point)Responses Chromosomes are found in sets of three. The same number of
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Translation is the process(1 point)Responses Of making DNA from mRNA Of making DNA from mRNA Using the bases in mRNA to turn
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What is a product of transcription.DNA molecules proteins RNA polymerase molecules RNA molecules
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2. asked by Unknown
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As a result of _______________, the incorrect sequence of amino acids will be translated into a protein, resulting in a
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2. asked by ray
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What is the term for a section of a DNA molecule that codes for proteins?
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A point mutation that creates a premature STOP codon is called:• Nonsense • Frameshift • Missense • Silent
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All answers must be written in complete sentences using ACE format to earn full credit. Please be sure to answer all parts of
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Which of the following can cause a mutation in a gene?insertion of DNA deletion of DNA substitution of DNA Reset Submit
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