Transcription continues until: a terminator sequence is encountered. the promoter for another gene is encountered. a transcription factor signals the end of the gene. there are no more available nucleotides. all bases in the DNA are copied.
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Which of the following compounds is involved in the start of transcription? - Primer - Origin of replication (ORI) - Promoter - Start codon 2. When the ribosome reaches a nonsense codon (aka stop codon), which of the following occurs? - A methionine is added to the growing peptide chain - Translation ends and the polypeptide (protein) is released from the ribosomes - The pre-mRNA is modified into a mature mRNA molecule - Transcription ends and the mRNA is released from the ribosomes
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Translation initiation is signaled by [ Select ] ["the promoter sequence in the DNA", "the promoter sequence in the mRNA", "the start codon in the DNA", "the start codon in the mRNA", "the enhancer sequence in the DNA"] and translation termination is signaled by [ Select ] ["the stop codon in the DNA", "the stop codon in the mRNA", "the terminator sequence in the DNA", "the terminator sequence in the mRNA", "the 3’ poly A tail"]
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