A protein coding gene consists of...Group of answer choicesthe entire set of DNA contained within a cell's nucleusone of the many chromosomes found in the nucleusa long stretch of several thousand DNA nucleotidesa short stretch of 10-20 DNA nucleotidesa single DNA nucleotide

A gene is best defined asGroup of answer choicesa segment of DNA.three nucleotides that code for an amino acid.a sequence of nucleotides in DNA that codes for a functional product.a sequence of nucleotides in RNA that codes for a functional product.a transcribed unit of DNA

What is a gene?Group of answer choicesa segment of DNA that codes for a single proteina sequence of codons in mRNAa polymers of amino acidsa sequence of sugars in DNA

Which of the following best describes the process by which a protein-coding gene is expressed?Group of answer choicesDNA is chemically converted into RNA, which is then chemically converted into a protein molecule, all within the same cell.DNA is chemically converted into RNA, which is used as a template for building a protein molecule that is then transported to another cell.DNA is transported from one cell to another, where it is chemically converted first into RNA and then into a protein molecule.DNA is used as a template to build a new RNA strand, which is used as a template to build a protein molecule, all within the same cell.DNA is used as a template to build a new RNA strand, which is transported to another cell and then chemically converted into a protein molecule.Next

DNA consists of coding sections (known as ________) and non-coding sections (known as _________).

Which of the following provides the code needed for a cell to make proteins?  *5 pointsthe number of chromosomes in the cellthe amino acids in the cytoplasmthe sequence of base pairs in a genethe pairing of adenine with thymine