Syvum Home Page

Home > Quiz Games > Biology > DNA Molecule >

DNA Replication


This quiz is based on the process of DNA replication in both Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes.

Formats Info Page Worksheet / Test Paper Quiz Review
Multiple choice

Your Performance  

1.

The enzyme that accomplishes the unwinding of the original double stranded DNA molecule, once supercoiling has been eliminated, by breaking the hydrogen bonds that hold the two strands together is :

  Topoisomerase

  DNA Polymerase II

  Primase

  Helicase

  Half-n-half Clue
 

2.

What does transformation involve in Bacteria ?

  the infection of cells by a phage DNA molecule

  the creation of a strand of RNA from DNA

  assimilation of external DNA into a cell

  the creation of a strand of DNA from RNA

  Half-n-half Clue
 

3.

The enzyme responsible for initiating the unwinding of double-stranded DNA (eliminating supercoiling) by nicking a single strand of the DNA molecule is :

  Helicase

  Ligase

  Topoisomerase

  Gyrase

  Half-n-half Clue
 

4.

An enzyme that recognizes and cuts DNA only at a particular sequence of nucleotides is often called :

  Restriction endonuclease

  RNA polymerase

  Photolyase

  DNA glycosylase

  Half-n-half Clue
 

5.

A major difference between DNA replication in prokaryotes and eukaryotes is :

  DNA amylase performs the function of DNA helicase in prokaryotes

  there is only one replication origin in prokaryotes.

  replication is conservative in prokaryotes

  prokaryotes do not use Topoisomerase in the replication process

  Half-n-half Clue
 

6.

A mamalian cell typically has 1.2 meters (when completely outstretched) of double stranded DNA.The total time to duplicate the DNA is 5 hours. How many origins of replication are there if the rate of duplication is 16µmeters/min ?

  250

  15000

  1

  500

  Half-n-half Clue
 

7.

The enzyme X removes RNA primers attached by Primase and this gap is then filled in by DNA Polymerase I. The enzyme X is :

  RNase H

  DNA amylase

  DNA ligase

  Reverse Transcriptase

  Half-n-half Clue
 


 
5 more pages in Molecular Biology


Contact Info © 1999-2025 Syvum Technologies Inc. Privacy Policy Disclaimer and Copyright
Previous
-
Next
-