• 2022-06-09
    The function of DNA polymerase I is to replace RNA primer with DNA. On which strand would you expect DNA polymerase I to be more active?
    A: the leading strand
    B: the lagging strand
    C: equally active on both strands
    D: neither , only DNA polymerase III is involved in synthesis
  • B

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      Both DNA polymerase and RNA polymerase are needed in DNA replication process.()

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      The polymerase which is used in DNA replication is ( ) A: DNA-dependent RNA polymerase B: DNA-dependent DNA polymerase C: RNA-dependent RNA polymerase D: RNA-dependent DNA polymerase E: none of above

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      The correct statement about RNA polymerase and DNA polymerase is (1 point) A: Synthesis of polynucleotide chain using nucleoside diphosphate B: RNA polymerase requires primers and bases are added at the 5′-end of the extended polynucleotide chain C: DNA polymerase can only synthesize DNA using RNA as a template D: DNA polymerase can add nucleotides on both ends of a chain at the same time E: , DNA polymerase and RNA polymerase can catalyze the formation of 3',5'-phosphodiester bond

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      Which of the following are NOT true about DNA polymerase I in E. coli: A: It can repair the gap in the single-strand DNA. B: It can replace DNA polymerase III to add dNTP into DNA chain when DNA template is damaged. C: Using dNTP as substrate. D: It possesses activity of 5’→3’ endonuclease.

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      Which of the following descriptions about DNA and RNA polymerase are correct: A: RNA polymerase synthesize RNA chain using nucleoside diphosphate instead of nucleoside triphosphates. B: RNA polymerase can initiate transcription without a primer, and nucleotides are added to 5’ end of the growing RNA chain. C: RNA polymerase can add nucleotides in both 3’ or 5’ end of RNA chain. D: Both RNA polymerase and DNA polymerase can only add nucleotides to 3’ end of the polynucleotides.