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40. use the diagram below to answer the question. chromosome change dia…

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  1. use the diagram below to answer the question.

chromosome change
diagram: before and after chromosome 1 and 2 with break points
which type of change in chromosome composition is illustrated in the diagram?
a. deletion
b. insertion
c. inversion
d. translocation

  1. there are 64 codons and 20 amino acids. which of the following is true?

a. several different codons can specify the same amino acid.
b. each codon specifies a different amino acid.
c. some amino acids have no link to a codon.
d. each amino acid is specified by only one codon.

other
diagram: protein synthesis with labels a - g, methionine, asparagine

  1. word bank:

anticodon codon mrna nucleus ribosome trna
interpret visuals identify each structure.
a is __________ e is __________
b is __________ f is __________
c is __________ g is __________
d is ____________
what process occurs in the section where a - b are located? ____________
what process occurs in the section where c - g are located? ____________

Explanation:

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Brief Explanations

To determine the chromosome change, we analyze the diagram:

  • Deletion: Loss of chromosome segment (not shown here as segments are exchanged).
  • Insertion: Addition of a segment (not the case here).
  • Inversion: Reversal of a segment (diagram shows exchange between chromosomes, not reversal).
  • Translocation: Exchange of segments between non - homologous chromosomes. The diagram shows parts of Chromosome 1 and Chromosome 2 being exchanged, which is translocation.
Brief Explanations

We know that there are 64 codons (since \(4^3=64\), as codons are 3 - nucleotide sequences and there are 4 types of nucleotides) and 20 amino acids.

  • Option a: The genetic code is degenerate, meaning several different codons can code for the same amino acid. For example, multiple codons code for serine.
  • Option b: Not true, as the code is degenerate (multiple codons for one amino acid).
  • Option c: All amino acids are linked to codons (the genetic code translates codons to amino acids).
  • Option d: Not true, as the code is degenerate (e.g., leucine is coded by 6 different codons).
Brief Explanations

(Structure Identification):

  • A: Ribosome (site of protein synthesis, binds to mRNA).
  • B: mRNA (carries genetic code from DNA, has codons).
  • C: Anticodon (part of tRNA, complementary to mRNA codon).
  • D: tRNA (transfers amino acids to ribosome, has anticodon).
  • E: Amino acid (carried by tRNA, added to polypeptide).
  • F: Codon (3 - nucleotide sequence on mRNA, codes for amino acid).
  • G: mRNA (same as B, the messenger RNA strand).

Answer:

d. Translocation

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