Translation and Translocation
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- start codons
- stop codons
- initiator codons
- coding codons
- Codon
- Anticodon
- Protein
- Nucleoside
- translocation
- transcription
- translation
Which of the following is a function of tRNA?
Production of mRNA
Production of microsomes
Selection of amino acids
Production of ribosomes
- DNA, mRNA, tRNA and amino acids
- DNA, tRNA, rRNA and mRNA
- mRNA, tRNA, DNA and amino acids
- rRNA, DNA, mRNA and tRNA
Is RNA an amino acid?
- translation
- translocation
- transcription
- Both Assertion and Reason are correct and Reason is the correct explanation for Assertion
- Both Assertion and Reason are correct but Reason is not the correct explanation for Assertion
- Assertion is correct but Reason is incorrect
- Both Assertion and Reason are incorrect
- False
- True
The function of tRNA is_________
Production of mRNA
Production of microsomes
Production of ribosomes
Selection of amino acids
- False
- True
Read the following statement and inferences, and select the correct option.
Statement: The core of the larger ribosomal subunit, where the catalysis of the peptidyl bond happens between one amino acid and the next, is made up entirely of rRNA.
Inference:
A. rRNA is smaller than proteins and hence can fit in the smallest of crevices
B. rRNA has catalytic capability and hence confers the name ribozyme to ribosome
C. The proteins which make up ribosome do not have a significant role to play in its catalytic activity
Which of the inferences are true?- B and C only
- A only
- All of the above
- D only
- mRNA
- rRNA
- tRNA
- DNA
- Replication of RNA
- Initiation of transcription
- Termination
- Formation of peptide bond
- Splicing
In the genetic code, all codons consist of:
Three nucleotides
One nucleotide
Two nucleotides
Four nucleotides
- DNA transcribed to proteins and proteins translated into RNA.
- RNA transcribed to DNA and DNA translated into proteins.
- DNA transcribed to RNA and RNA translated into proteins.
- Protein transcribed to DNA and translated into RNA