CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWERS IN THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS Question 5(1) Phosphate + ribose is a nucleotide(2) Tertiary structure in DNA is also known as double helixOnly the second statement is correctNeither statements are correctOnly the first statement is correctQUESTION 6(1) Adenine + ribose + phosphate is a nucleoside(2) Tertiary structure in DNA is also known as supercoilingNeither statements are correctOnly the second statement is correctOnly the first statement is correctQUESTION 7(1) The energy stored in ATP is converted to emotionalthat moves organelles around within the cell. This iseneran example of energy transduction.(2) Entropy is associated with the rapid movement ofparticles of matter, which because they are random cannotaccomplish a directed work process.Both statements are correctOnly the second statement is correctNeither statements are correct QUESTION 8(1) ATP is used for diverse processes because its terminalphosphate group can be transferred to a variety of differenttypes of molecules (amino acids, lipids, sugars, & proteins).(2) Feedback inhibition is a type of allosteric modulationwhere end product of pathway allosterically inhibits firstcommitted step in metabolic pathway making it; shuts downanabolic assembly lines.Neither statements are correctBoth statements are correctOnly the second statement is correctQUESTION 9(1) Oxidative phosphorylation is when dehydrogenasesmove 2 electrons & proton to NAD+ to make NADH; whileSubstrate-level phosphorylation is when phosphate groupmoved from a substrate to ADP → ATP.(2) Energy unavailable for additional work after an event hasboth a potential & capacity factor.Only the first statement is correctBoth statements are correctOnly the second statement is correct

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Question 5 (1) Phosphate + ribose is a nucleotide (2) Tertiary structure in DNA is also known as double helix Only the second statement is correct Neither statements are correct Only the first statement is correct QUESTION 6 (1) Adenine + ribose + phosphate is a nucleoside (2) Tertiary structure in DNA is also known as supercoiling Neither statements are correct Only the second statement is correct Only the first statement is correct QUESTION 7 (1) The energy stored in ATP is converted to emotional energy that moves organelles around within the cell. This is an example of energy transduction. (2) Entropy is associated with the rapid movement of particles of matter, which because they are random cannot accomplish a directed work process.

Question 5 (1) Phosphate + ribose is a nucleotide (2) Tertiary structure in DNA is also known as double helix Only the second statement is correct Neither statements are correct Only the first statement is correct QUESTION 6 (1) Adenine + ribose + phosphate is a nucleoside (2) Tertiary structure in DNA is also known as supercoiling Neither statements are correct Only the second statement is correct Only the first statement is correct QUESTION 7 (1) The energy stored in ATP is converted to emotional energy that moves organelles around within the cell. This is an example of energy transduction. (2) Entropy is associated with the rapid movement of particles of matter, which because they are random cannot accomplish a directed work process.

Biology 2e

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Author:Matthew Douglas, Jung Choi, Mary Ann Clark

Publisher:Matthew Douglas, Jung Choi, Mary Ann Clark

Chapter14: Dna Structure And Function

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 30CTQ: What are Okazaki fragments and how they are formed?

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