UESTION 16 Which of the following best describes the proper sequential order of the dogma of molecular ganetics? OA. Deoxyribonucleic acid is converted to a pre-messenger ribonucleic acid that is modified to a messenger ribonucleic acid that is converted to a polypeptide chain, which is modified to a protein. O B. Nucleic acid is converted to a pre-messenger ribonucleic acid that is modified to a messenger ribonucleic acid, which t is converted to a polypeptide chain that is modified to a protein. OC Nucleotide is converted to a messenger ribonucleic acid that is modified to a polypeptide chain, which is modified to a protein. OD. Polynucleotide is converted to a pre-messenger ribonucleic acid that is modified to a messenger ribonucleic acid that is converted to a polypeptide chain, which is modified to a protein. OE. None of the answers (A, B, C, and D) is the correct answer choice for this question.
UESTION 16 Which of the following best describes the proper sequential order of the dogma of molecular ganetics? OA. Deoxyribonucleic acid is converted to a pre-messenger ribonucleic acid that is modified to a messenger ribonucleic acid that is converted to a polypeptide chain, which is modified to a protein. O B. Nucleic acid is converted to a pre-messenger ribonucleic acid that is modified to a messenger ribonucleic acid, which t is converted to a polypeptide chain that is modified to a protein. OC Nucleotide is converted to a messenger ribonucleic acid that is modified to a polypeptide chain, which is modified to a protein. OD. Polynucleotide is converted to a pre-messenger ribonucleic acid that is modified to a messenger ribonucleic acid that is converted to a polypeptide chain, which is modified to a protein. OE. None of the answers (A, B, C, and D) is the correct answer choice for this question.
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Which of the following best describes the proper sequential order of the dogma of molecular genetics?
O A. Deoxyribonucleic acid is converted to a pre-messenger ribonucleic acid that is modified to a messenger ribonucleic acid that is
converted to a polypeptide chain, which is modified to a protein.
B. Nucleic acid is converted to a pre-messenger ribonucleic acid that is modified to a messenger ribonucleic acid, which t is
converted to a polypeptide chain that is modified to a protein.
OC. Nucleotide is converted to a messenger ribonucleic acid that is modified to a polypeptide chain, which is modified to a protein.
O D. Polynucleotide is converted to a pre-messenger ribonucleic acid that is modified to a messenger ribonucleic acid that is
converted to a polypeptide chain, which is modified to a protein.
O E. None of the answers (A, B, C, and D) is the correct answer choice for this question.
QUESTION 17
Which of the following statements is precisely correct/true?
O A. Transfer ribonucleic acids are synthesized as a huge precursor before they undergo cleavage at the 5'-end and 3'-end to
produce matured functional products.
O B. Exonuclease and endonuclease cleave large precursor tRNA to produce functional transfer ribonucleic acids.
OC. RNaseP, an endonuclease, cleaves 5'-end of large precursor RNA, and RNaseD, an exonuclease, cleaves 5'-end of large
precursor tRNA.
O D.Answers A, B, and C are the right answer choices for this question.
O E. None of the answers is the answer choice for this question.
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