Proteins and Nucleic Acids Answers

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4

What is the name of the bond that is created when two amino acids join?

A
hydrogen bond
B
nitrogen bond
C
peptide bond
D
ionic bond
5

Question text not available

Answers:
Selection 1:RNA
Selection 2:both
Selection 3:RNA
Selection 4:both
Selection 5:DNA
Selection 6:both
Selection 7:DNA
10

The monomer of nucleic acids: Mulder Berzelius Miescher ✔ Levene Watson, Crick, and Franklin

A
Mulder
B
Berzelius
C
Miescher
D
✔ Levene
E
Watson, Crick, and Franklin
11

Determine whether each of the following is a characteristic of DNA, RNA, or both.Is single-stranded: DNA✔ RNAboth

Answers:
Selection 1:RNA
Selection 2:both
Selection 3:RNA
Selection 4:both
Selection 5:DNA
Selection 6:both
Selection 7:DNA
18

Which of the following correctly lists functions of proteins?

A
transporting substances, creating proteins, and fighting disease
B
being the blueprints for life and the bases of heredity
C
providing structure, regulating cell processes, and creating movement
D
sending messages, providing structure, and creating proteins
19

Which best describes the role of nucleic acids?

A
to transmit genetic information
B
to regulate cell processes
C
to provide cellular structure
D
to fight against disease
20

Which statement best describes the relationship between proteins and nucleic acids?

A
Nucleic acids are assembled from the amino acids of proteins.
B
Nucleic acids have the code that determines which proteins are made.
C
Proteins provide the backbone from which nucleic acids are made.
21

There are twenty amino acids in living organisms. Ten of these are referred to as essential amino acids. Why are they called essential amino acids?

A
These amino acids are the only ones that are important for the body to function properly.
B
These amino acids cannot be made by the human body and must be consumed in one’s diet.
C
These amino acids are the only ones that are made by the human body.
22

What could happen if a person doesn’t get the proper amount of protein in his or her diet?

A
The impact of a diet lacking in protein would be of little consequence.
B
Stored proteins would assist in creating new amino acids that the body needs.
C
The body would break down existing muscle to get the amino acids it needs.

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