A) cytosine and uracil
B) cytosine and thymine
C) cytosine,uracil,and thymine
D) adenine and guanine
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A) Ribonucleotides contain a phosphate group.
B) Ribonucleotides have a hydroxyl group on the 2 carbon of their sugar subunit.
C) Ribonucleotides contain a sugar with five carbon atoms.
D) Ribonucleotides have a hydrogen atom on the 1 carbon of their sugar subunit.
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A) It is simple in structure.
B) It is capable of self-replication and catalysis.
C) It carries more information than any other molecule.
D) All of its nucleotide components have been created under laboratory conditions that mimic early Earth.
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A) major and minor grooves.
B) large and small grooves.
C) major and small grooves.
D) large and minor grooves.
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A) RNA;DNA
B) DNA;DNA
C) DNA;RNA
D) RNA;RNA
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A) cytosine and uracil
B) cytosine and thymine
C) cytosine,uracil,and thymine
D) cytosine,uracil,and guanine
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A) One is typically single stranded and the other is typically double stranded.
B) One contains uracil and the other does not.
C) One contains ribose sugar and the other contains deoxyribose sugar.
D) One is made from nucleotide monomers and the other is not.
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A) peptide
B) glycosidic
C) phosphodiester
D) ionic
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A) nucleotides
B) sugars
C) amino acids
D) nitrogenous bases
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A) single-stranded
B) catalytic
C) its shape
D) the fact that part of RNA molecules can be double-stranded similar to DNA
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A) The concentration of the radioactive molecule in that band is higher.
B) This is normal because most of the radioactivity migrates to the same place.
C) The experiment failed because the radioactivity should be evenly distributed throughout the gel.
D) The darker bands represent larger molecules.
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A) It does not function as a catalyst.
B) It is not stable enough to have withstood early Earth's harsh atmosphere.
C) Because it has only four different bases,it does not carry enough information;therefore,it cannot adapt and evolve.
D) The type of sugar found in DNA is much too complicated to have been present early in Earth's history.
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A) cytosine
B) magnesium hydroxide
C) the virus
D) A,B,or C.Any one of these can act as the acceptor.
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A) + (positive)
B) - (negative)
C) 0 (neutral)
D) no way to predict
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A) a chain of sugar and phosphate groups,linked through phosphodiester bonds
B) purine and pyrimidine pairs,hydrogen-bonded to each other
C) a chain of amino and carboxyl groups,linked via peptide bonds
D) a double helix of antiparallel strands
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A) adenine and cytosine
B) adenine and thymine
C) guanine and cytosine
D) guanine and thymine
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A) to denature proteins for further analysis
B) to separate macromolecules by size or charge
C) to separate the two helices that make up the DNA double helix
D) to identify the first self-replicating molecule that formed during chemical evolution
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A) Wilkins showed her photographs to Watson and Crick without her knowledge or permission.
B) She died at an early age so her career was shortened.
C) She was a woman working in a field dominated by men when sexism was more common.
D) All of the above apply.
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A) a 5-carbon sugar,a phosphate group,and a nitrogenous base
B) a 5-carbon sugar and a phosphate group
C) a 5-carbon sugar and a nitrogenous base
D) a 5-carbon sugar,an amino group,and an "R-group"
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A) carefully synthesizing a novel ribozyme monomer by monomer based on the sequence of known ribozymes.
B) creating large numbers of random RNA segments and testing each one to see if any replicase activity was present.
C) starting with random components and allowing natural selection to evolve molecules that were better and better at replicating.
D) examining protein replicases and reverse-engineering an RNA molecule capable of doing the same job.
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