dna replication

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Test your understanding of DNA replication and cell division.

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Froggy Jumps dna replicationVersion en ligne Test your understanding of DNA replication and cell division. par Alice 1 What is the main purpose of DNA replication in interphase? a To transcribe RNA for proteins b To produce two identical DNA copies for daughter cells c To repair damaged DNA only 2 Which enzyme adds nucleotides during DNA replication? a RNA polymerase b DNA polymerase c Ligase 3 Mitosis results in how many genetically identical daughter cells? a One b Two c Four 4 Meiosis produces gametes with what chromosome number relative to the parent? a Half the number (haploid) b Same number c Double the number 5 Which process increases genetic variation during meiosis? a Crossing over b Cytokinesis c DNA replication 6 What is the term for the visible set of chromosomes in a cell? a Proteome b Karyotype c Genome 7 Prokaryotes differ from eukaryotes in that they lack a membrane-bound nucleus. a False b Only in some prokaryotes c True 8 In which phase are sister chromatids separated to opposite poles? a Telophase b Anaphase c Prophase 9 What structure unwinds DNA and relieves torsional strain during replication? a Helicase b Ligase c Topoisomerase 10 During cytokinesis, what happens to the cytoplasm? a It condenses into a nucleus b It remains undivided c It divides to form two cells 11 What process produces two identical somatic cells? a Mitosis b Meiosis c Binary fission 12 During interphase, what happens to the DNA? a DNA translation occurs b DNA transcription occurs c DNA replication occurs 13 In mitosis, which phase has chromosomes lined up at the cell's equator? a Telophase b Metaphase c Anaphase 14 Meiosis I reduces chromosome number from diploid to haploid. True or false? a Only in mitosis b False c True 15 What is the exchange of genetic material between homologous chromosomes called? a DNA replication b Independent assortment c Crossing over 16 What does a karyotype visualize? a Number, size and shape of chromosomes b Gene sequences c Protein structures 17 Which phase of meiosis II features chromosomes lined up in a single file at the equator? a Metaphase II b Metaphase I c Prophase II 18 The two strands in DNA run in opposite directions; they are what? a Complementary b Antiparallel c Parallel 19 DNA replication is described as semi-conservative because each new molecule contains what? a Two old strands b Two new strands c One old and one new strand 20 What term describes a cell having two complete sets of chromosomes (2n)? a Haploid b Diploid c Polyploid

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dna replicationVersion en ligne

par Alice

What is the main purpose of DNA replication in interphase?

Which enzyme adds nucleotides during DNA replication?

Mitosis results in how many genetically identical daughter cells?

Meiosis produces gametes with what chromosome number relative to the parent?

Which process increases genetic variation during meiosis?

What is the term for the visible set of chromosomes in a cell?

Prokaryotes differ from eukaryotes in that they lack a membrane-bound nucleus.

In which phase are sister chromatids separated to opposite poles?

What structure unwinds DNA and relieves torsional strain during replication?

During cytokinesis, what happens to the cytoplasm?

What process produces two identical somatic cells?

During interphase, what happens to the DNA?

In mitosis, which phase has chromosomes lined up at the cell's equator?

Meiosis I reduces chromosome number from diploid to haploid. True or false?

What is the exchange of genetic material between homologous chromosomes called?

What does a karyotype visualize?

Which phase of meiosis II features chromosomes lined up in a single file at the equator?

The two strands in DNA run in opposite directions; they are what?

DNA replication is described as semi-conservative because each new molecule contains what?

What term describes a cell having two complete sets of chromosomes (2n)?