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Transcription is defined as:
A. the production of a strand of RNA with a
sequence identical to the DNA template.
B. the production of a strand of DNA with a
sequence identical to the RNA template.
C. the production of an exact complementary
strand of RNA on a DNA template.
D. the production of an exact complementary
strand of DNA on a RNA template.
E. the production of an exact complementary
strand of RNA on a RNA template.
C. the production of an exact complementary strand of RNA on a DNA template.
The general name for enzymes that catalyze RNA
synthesis directed by a DNA template is:
A. RNA synthetase.
B. RNA polymerase.
C. polynucleotide phosphorylase.
D. RNase.
E. DNA polymerase.
B. RNA polymerase.
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Which of the following characteristics of DNA-
dependent DNA synthesis is not the same for
DNA-dependent RNA synthesis?
A. Synthesis requires a template.
B. Initiation involves the recognition of a specific
DNA sequence.
C. Initiation of synthesis requires a primer.
D. Synthesis is catalyzed in the 5' to 3' direction.
E. All of the choices given are the same for both
DNA and RNA synthesis.
C. Initiation of synthesis requires a primer.
Which of the following characteristics of
transcription is the same for DNA replication?
A. The process has distinct initiation, elongation,
and termination phases.
B. Just one of the two strands of a DNA segment
serves as a template.
C. Only certain genes serve as templates at any
given time.
D. Nascent strands dissociate from the template.
E. All of the choices given are the same for both
transcription and DNA replication.
A. The process has distinct initiation, elongation, and termination phases.
Which of the following is not true of the reaction
catalyzed by RNA polymerases?
A. Template DNA is copied in the 3' to 5' direction.
B. The 3'-hydroxyl group of the growing RNA strand
is a nucleophile.
C. The reaction is magnesium ion-dependent.
D. U residues are incorporated into the RNA to pair
with T residues of the template.
E. The RNA molecule is synthesized in the 5' to 3'
direction.
D. U residues are incorporated into the RNA to pair with T residues of the template.
Which of the following eukaryotic RNA
polymerases is responsible for transcribing nearly
all protein-coding genes?
A. RNA polymerase I
B. RNA polymerase II
C. RNA polymerase III
D. RNA polymerase IV
E. a complex of RNA polymerase II and III
B. RNA polymerase II
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Which of the following eukaryotic RNA
polymerases is responsible for transcribing
ribosomal RNAs (rRNAs)?
A. RNA Pol I
B. RNA Pol II
C. RNA Pol III
D. RNA Pol I and RNA Pol III
E. RNA Pol II and RNA Pol III
D. RNA Pol I and RNA Pol III
Which of the following is not a component of the
bacterial RNA polymerase core enzyme?
A. subunit Beta
B. subunit Alpha
C. subunit Sigma
D. subunit W
E. subunit B'
subunit Sigma
The sequence of the messenger RNA molecule
(primary transcript) synthesized from a DNA
molecule with a coding strand having the sequence
5' ATGCTACCGTTA is:
A. 5' UACGAUGGCAAU.
B. 5' UAACGGUAGCAU.
C. 5' AUGCUACCGUUA.
D. 5' AUUGCCAUCGUA.
E. None of the choices given is correct.
C. 5' AUGCUACCGUUA.
Which of the following is not true of the coding
strand of DNA?
A. Its sequence is the complement of the primary
transcript.
B. Its sequence is the complement of the template
strand.
C. It may be located in either strand of a given
chromosome.
D. It is also known as the nontemplate strand.
E. Its sequence is the complement of the strand of
DNA copied during transcription.
A. Its sequence is the complement of the primary transcript.
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What is the correct order of transcriptional events
occurring after RNA polymerase binds to the
promoter?
A. start of RNA synthesis, open complex formation,
closed complex formation, promoter clearance
B. closed complex formation, open complex
formation, promoter clearance, start of RNA
synthesis
C. closed complex formation, open complex
formation, start of RNA synthesis, promoter
clearance
D. open complex formation, closed complex
formation, start of RNA synthesis, promoter
clearance
E. open complex formation, closed complex
formation, promoter clearance, start of RNA
synthesis
C. closed complex formation, open complex formation, start of RNA synthesis,
promoter clearance
Which of the following molecules inhibits bacterial
transcription by prevention of promoter clearance?
A. Alpha-amanitin
B. actinomycin D
C. rifampicin
D. acridine
E. ethidium bromide
C. rifampicin
Which of the following does not contribute to the
efficiency with which E. coli RNA polymerase binds
to a promoter?
A. the sequence of the upstream promoter element
B. the binding of a sigma subunit
C. the sequence at the +10 region
D. the sequence at the -35 region
E. the distance between the consensus sequence
and the transcriptional start site
C. the sequence at the +10 region
What is the function of the SIGMA subunit of E. coli
RNA polymerase in transcription?
A. It contains the polymerase active site.
B. It contains the separate exonuclease site
required for proofreading.
C. It directs the polymerase to bind a specific type
of promoter sequence.
D. It signals the polymerase to terminate
transcription at specific sites.
E. It allows template-independent RNA synthesis.
C. It directs the polymerase to bind a specific type of promoter sequence.
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When does the SIGMA subunit dissociate from RNA
polymerase?
A. after promoter clearance
B. at the termination of transcription
C. immediately after promoter binding
D. immediately before promoter binding
E. not until the enzyme is degraded
A. after promoter clearance
Which of the following sigma factors is essential for
general transcription in exponentially growing
cells?
A. σ
28
B. σ
32
C. σ
38
D. σ
54
E. σ
70
E. σ
70
Which of the following sigma factors would be
expected to associate with RNA polymerase after
increasing the incubation temperature of an E. coli
culture from 30
°
C to 42
°
C?
A. σ
28
B. σ
32
C. σ
38
D. σ
42
E. σ
54
B. σ
32
"DNA footprinting" is a technique that can be used
to identify:
A. a region of DNA that has been damaged by
mutation.
B. the position of a particular gene of a
chromosome.
C. the position of internally double-stranded
regions in a single-stranded DNA molecule.
D. the specific binding site of a repressor,
polymerase, or other protein on the DNA.
E. All of the choices given can be identified by this
technique.
D. the specific binding site of a repressor, polymerase, or other protein on the
DNA.
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Which of the following characteristics of
transcription initiation by σ
70-containing
polymerase holoenzymes is different than for σ
54-
containing polymerase holoenzymes?
A. The holoenzyme binds to its promoter to initially
form a closed complex.
B. The formation of the closed complex is readily
reversible.
C. The closed complex spontaneously converts to
the open complex.
D. The opening of the DNA duplex is accompanied
by energetically favorable conformational changes
in the holoenzyme.
E. Initiation is primer-independent.
C. The closed complex spontaneously converts to the open complex.
What structure in the RNA polymerase of bacteria
helps keep the transcription bubble open?
A. the rNTP entry channel
B. the DNA entry channel
C. the pin structure
D. the RNA exit channel
E. the RNA entry channel
C. the pin structure
Which of the following features of transcription
initiation is least likely to contribute to the process
of "abortive initiation"?
A. Early in initiation, the RNA exit channel of RNA
polymerase is blocked by the polymerase itself.
B. Early in initiation, the RNA exit channel of RNA
polymerase is blocked by the sigma factor.
C. The transition between the closed and open
complex is energetically costly.
D. RNA is synthesized de novo, requiring no primer.
E. Early in initiation, the processivity of RNA
polymerase is low.
C. The transition between the closed and open complex is energetically costly.
Which of the following is not true of RNA synthesis
by RNA polymerase?
A. RNA synthesis is less processive during
elongation than during initiation.
B. Synthesis begins with the polymerase binding
two rNTP molecules.
C. The polymerase frequently releases the nascent
transcript before it reaches 8-10 nucleotides in
length.
D. The addition of an rNTP to a growing transcript is
a magnesium ion-dependent reaction.
E. All of the choices given are true.
A. RNA synthesis is less processive during elongation than during initiation.
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Which of the following is not true of the kinetic
proofreading reaction of bacterial RNA
polymerase?
A. rNTP is the product.
B. It occurs when the enzyme stalls after
incorporating a mismatched base.
C. The type of reaction is pyrophosphorolysis.
D. Water is the nucleophile.
E. Pyrophosphate is a reactant.
D. Water is the nucleophile.
Which of the following is not true of the nucleolytic
proofreading reaction of bacterial RNA
polymerase?
A. Water is the nucleophile.
B. It occurs when the enzyme backtracks after
incorporating a mismatched base.
C. rNTP is the product.
D. It involves the melting of several RNA-DNA base
pairs.
E. All of the choices given are true.
C. rNTP is the product.
Which of the following is true of ρ
-independent
termination of transcription?
A. It relies on the production of an RNA transcript
with self-complementary sequences.
B. It utilizes a hexameric helicase.
C. RNA polymerase stalls at a specific sequence of
GC base pairs.
D. It occurs when the sigma subunit dissociates
from the polymerase.
E. It requires ATP hydrolysis.
A. It relies on the production of an RNA transcript with self-complementary
sequences.
Which of the following transcription factors is
utilized by all three eukaryotic RNA polymerases?
A. TFIID
B. TBP
C. TFIIIC
D. TFIIF
E. TFIIIB
B. TBP
Which of the following RNA products are least
likely to be synthesized by RNA polymerase II
eukaryotic cells?
A. noncoding RNAs
B. microRNA
C. mRNA
D. tRNA
E. None of the choices given is a RNA polymerase II
product.
D. tRNA
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Which of the following sequences is not generally
found in the core promoter of RNA polymerase II?
A. BRE
B. DPE
C. enhancer
D. Inr
E. TATA
C. enhancer
All of the following are characteristics of RNA
polymerase III promoters except:
A. the promoters contain two specific segments for
transcription factor binding that lie within the
coding sequences.
B. the TATA box is for TFIIIB binding.
C. promoter boxes A and B are bound by TFIIIC and
lie downstream of the transcriptional start site.
D. within a species, all core promoters are the same.
E. All of the given characteristics are true of RNA
polymerase III promoters.
D. within a species, all core promoters are the same.
Which of the following is not true of the interaction
of TBP with DNA?
A. TBP is able to interact with DNA nonspecifically
with respect to sequence.
B. TBP binds the TATA box through minor groove
DNA contacts.
C. A helix-turn-helix motif in TBP makes the DNA
contacts.
D. The DNA bound by TBP is bent.
E. Two pairs of phenylalanine side chains are
positioned between base pairs.
C. A helix-turn-helix motif in TBP makes the DNA contacts.
In which of the following steps of transcription is
the C-terminal domain of RNA polymerase II first
phosphorylated?
A. assembly of the preinitiation complex
B. initiation
C. elongation
D. termination complex formation
E. after termination
B. initiation
Which of one the following amino acids is not
phosphorylated in the C-terminal domain of DNA
polymerase II?
A. Phe
B. Ser
C. Tyr
D. Thr
E. All of the amino acids given are phosphorylated.
A. Phe
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What is the correct order of general transcription
factor assembly at an RNA polymerase II
promoter?
A. TFIIB, TFIID, TFIIF, TFIIH
B. TFIIB, TFIIH, TFIID, TFIIF
C. TFIID, TFIIB, TFIIF, TFIIH
D. TFIID, TFIIF, TFIIH, TFIIB
E. TFIIF, TFIIB, TFIID, TFIIH
C. TFIID, TFIIB, TFIIF, TFIIH
Which of the following general transcription factors
is a DNA helicase?
A. TFIIB
B. TFIIE
C. TFIIF
D. TFIIH
E. TFIIA
D. TFIIH
Which of the following general transcription factors
is bound to RNA polymerase II before it is recruited
to the promoter?
A. TFIIB
B. TFIIE
C. TFIIF
D. TFIIH
E. None of the choices given is correct.
C. TFIIF
Which of the following pairs of general
transcription factors are released after transcription
is initiated?
A. TFIIE and TFIIH
B. TFIIF and TFIIH
C. TFIID and TFIIE
D. TFIID and TFIIH
E. TFIIE and TFIIF
A. TFIIE and TFIIH
Which of the following is not true about the role of
Mediator complex in transcription initiation?
A. Mediator binds to RNA polymerase II.
B. Mediator binds to upstream enhancer sequences.
C. Mediator binds to general transcription factors.
D. Mediator binds to transcription activators.
E. Mediator increases the rate of the assembly of
the preinitiation complex.
B. Mediator binds to upstream enhancer sequences.
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Which of the following is not a feature of the
"torpedo" model for RNA polymerase II
transcription termination?
A. Conformational changes occur in the Pol II
elongation complex when elongation factors
dissociate.
B. RNA is cleaved downstream from the poly(A)
site.
C. Exonuclease degradation of RNA promotes Pol
II release.
D. Pol II remains associated with the DNA template
after mRNA synthesis.
E. All of the choices given are a feature of the
"torpedo" model.
A. Conformational changes occur in the Pol II elongation complex when
elongation factors dissociate.
Which of the following models for RNA polymerase
II transcription termination is analogous to ρ
-
dependent termination in bacteria?
A. the antiterminator model
B. the submarine model
C. the torpedo model
D. the allosteric model
E. the hairpin model
C. the torpedo model
Which of the following is not a function of the
general transcription factor, TFIIH?
A. unwinding of the DNA near the transcriptional
start site
B. recruits nucleotide excision repair proteins to the
site of a DNA lesion
C. direct interaction with RNA polymerase II
D. recruitment of TFIID to the promoter
E. formation of the closed complex
D. recruitment of TFIID to the promoter
Which of the following statements regarding
transcription only apply to eukaryotes and not to
prokaryotes?
A. A single RNA polymerase transcribes genes that
encode mRNAs, tRNAs, and rRNA.
B. Sigma () subunit detaches from RNA polymerase
shortly after transcription has initiated.
C. The C-terminal domain of the polymerase is
phosphorylated after transcription has initiated.
D. RNA synthesis is inhibited by actinomycin D.
E. RNA synthesis is inhibited by rifampicin.
C. The C-terminal domain of the polymerase is phosphorylated after transcription
has initiated.
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Which of the following statements regarding
transcription only apply to prokaryotes and not to
eukaryotes?
A. A region of the promoter about 30 nucleotides
upstream of +1 contains AT-rich base pairs.
B. The RNA start site is designated +1.
C. A region of the promoter about 10 nucleotides
upstream of +1 contains AT-rich base pairs.
D. Important sequence elements are frequently
found downstream of +1.
E. All of the choices given apply to eukaryotes.
C. A region of the promoter about 10 nucleotides upstream of +1 contains AT-rich
base pairs.
Which of the following characteristics of bacterial
transcription is not true of eukaryotic transcription?
A. Specific factors are used to direct the
polymerase to bind a specific type of promoter
sequence.
B. Abortive transcripts are formed prior to the
elongation phase.
C. RNA polymerase interacts with a single
transcription factor during initiation.
D. RNA polymerase interacts with DNA upstream
from the coding sequence in the template.
E. Transcription has distinct initiation, elongation,
and termination phases.
C. RNA polymerase interacts with a single transcription factor during initiation.
Which of the following processes is least likely to
be coupled to eukaryotic transcription?
A. DNA repair
B. DNA replication
C. RNA processing
D. mRNA transport
E. All of the choices given are coupled to
eukaryotic transcription.
B. DNA replication
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