53. The DNA sequence from which a functional non-coding RNA is transcribed is often called an RNA gene. a. True b. False 54. Exons are a. A segment of DNA or RNA molecule containing coding sequences b. A segment of DNA or RNA molecule which does not code for proteins and interrupts gene sequences c. Neither of these 55. Eukaryotic transcription units are classified as a. Simple b. Complex C. Intergenic d. Extragenic e. Both a and b

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53. The DNA sequence from which a functional non-coding
RNA is transcribed is often called an RNA gene.
a. True
b. False
54. Exons are
a.
A segment of DNA or RNA molecule containing
coding sequences
b. A segment of DNA or RNA molecule which does not
code for proteins and interrupts gene sequences
Neither of these
C.
55. Eukaryotic transcription units are classified as
Simple
b. Complex
Intergenic
d. Extragenic
e. Both a and b
a.
C.
56. A simple transcription unit contains
a. Protein coding exons
b. Upstream control regions
C.
57. The primary transcript produced from a simple
transcription unit is processed to yield a single type of
mRNA, encoding a single protein.
Both and b
True
b. False
a.
58. Complex transcription units produce
a. Primary RNA transcripts that can be processed in
various ways
b. Alternative mRNAs that are translated into single
polypeptide
c. Both a and b
59. Differential splicing of an mRNA lead to production of
isoforms of gene products
True
b. False
a.
Transcribed Image Text:53. The DNA sequence from which a functional non-coding RNA is transcribed is often called an RNA gene. a. True b. False 54. Exons are a. A segment of DNA or RNA molecule containing coding sequences b. A segment of DNA or RNA molecule which does not code for proteins and interrupts gene sequences Neither of these C. 55. Eukaryotic transcription units are classified as Simple b. Complex Intergenic d. Extragenic e. Both a and b a. C. 56. A simple transcription unit contains a. Protein coding exons b. Upstream control regions C. 57. The primary transcript produced from a simple transcription unit is processed to yield a single type of mRNA, encoding a single protein. Both and b True b. False a. 58. Complex transcription units produce a. Primary RNA transcripts that can be processed in various ways b. Alternative mRNAs that are translated into single polypeptide c. Both a and b 59. Differential splicing of an mRNA lead to production of isoforms of gene products True b. False a.
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