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Mark Urban-Lurain, 10/15/2009 11:52 AM

 
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assessmentid,questionid,recordNum,score,response,responsefile,qid,qtitle,qlabel,qprompt,qchoice_1,qchoice_2,qchoice_3,qchoice_4,qchoice_5,qmetadatavocabulary,qmetadatavalue,qmetadatavocabulary_2,qmetadatavalue_2,qmetadatavocabulary_3,qmetadatavalue_3,?column?,qmetadatavalue_4,?column?,?column?,?column?,?column?,?column?,?column?,?column?,?column?,?column?,?column?,?column?,?column?
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3322.7,1,1,1,,jlee.3322.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3322.6," Polymers of polysaccharides, nucleic acids, and proteins are all synthesized from monomers by",A. connecting monosaccharides together.,B. the addition of water to each monomer.,C. the removal of water (dehydration reactions).,D. ionic bonding of the monomers.,E. the formation of disulfide bridges between monomers.,bloom,Knowledge,nbii,Chemical analysis,,Polymers,,nucleic,,,,,,,,,,,,
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3322.7,2,0,1,,jlee.3322.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3322.6," Polymers of polysaccharides, nucleic acids, and proteins are all synthesized from monomers by",A. connecting monosaccharides together.,B. the addition of water to each monomer.,C. the removal of water (dehydration reactions).,D. ionic bonding of the monomers.,E. the formation of disulfide bridges between monomers.,bloom,Knowledge,nbii,Chemical analysis,,Polymers,,nucleic,,,,,,,,,,,,
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3322.7,3,0,1,,jlee.3322.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3322.6," Polymers of polysaccharides, nucleic acids, and proteins are all synthesized from monomers by",A. connecting monosaccharides together.,B. the addition of water to each monomer.,C. the removal of water (dehydration reactions).,D. ionic bonding of the monomers.,E. the formation of disulfide bridges between monomers.,bloom,Knowledge,nbii,Chemical analysis,,Polymers,,nucleic,,,,,,,,,,,,
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3322.7,4,0,2,,jlee.3322.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3322.6," Polymers of polysaccharides, nucleic acids, and proteins are all synthesized from monomers by",A. connecting monosaccharides together.,B. the addition of water to each monomer.,C. the removal of water (dehydration reactions).,D. ionic bonding of the monomers.,E. the formation of disulfide bridges between monomers.,bloom,Knowledge,nbii,Chemical analysis,,Polymers,,nucleic,,,,,,,,,,,,
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3322.7,5,0,2,,jlee.3322.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3322.6," Polymers of polysaccharides, nucleic acids, and proteins are all synthesized from monomers by",A. connecting monosaccharides together.,B. the addition of water to each monomer.,C. the removal of water (dehydration reactions).,D. ionic bonding of the monomers.,E. the formation of disulfide bridges between monomers.,bloom,Knowledge,nbii,Chemical analysis,,Polymers,,nucleic,,,,,,,,,,,,
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3322.7,6,0,2,,jlee.3322.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3322.6," Polymers of polysaccharides, nucleic acids, and proteins are all synthesized from monomers by",A. connecting monosaccharides together.,B. the addition of water to each monomer.,C. the removal of water (dehydration reactions).,D. ionic bonding of the monomers.,E. the formation of disulfide bridges between monomers.,bloom,Knowledge,nbii,Chemical analysis,,Polymers,,nucleic,,,,,,,,,,,,
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3322.7,7,0,3,,jlee.3322.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3322.6," Polymers of polysaccharides, nucleic acids, and proteins are all synthesized from monomers by",A. connecting monosaccharides together.,B. the addition of water to each monomer.,C. the removal of water (dehydration reactions).,D. ionic bonding of the monomers.,E. the formation of disulfide bridges between monomers.,bloom,Knowledge,nbii,Chemical analysis,,Polymers,,nucleic,,,,,,,,,,,,
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3322.7,8,0,3,,jlee.3322.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3322.6," Polymers of polysaccharides, nucleic acids, and proteins are all synthesized from monomers by",A. connecting monosaccharides together.,B. the addition of water to each monomer.,C. the removal of water (dehydration reactions).,D. ionic bonding of the monomers.,E. the formation of disulfide bridges between monomers.,bloom,Knowledge,nbii,Chemical analysis,,Polymers,,nucleic,,,,,,,,,,,,
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3322.7,9,1,3,,jlee.3322.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3322.6," Polymers of polysaccharides, nucleic acids, and proteins are all synthesized from monomers by",A. connecting monosaccharides together.,B. the addition of water to each monomer.,C. the removal of water (dehydration reactions).,D. ionic bonding of the monomers.,E. the formation of disulfide bridges between monomers.,bloom,Knowledge,nbii,Chemical analysis,,Polymers,,nucleic,,,,,,,,,,,,
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3322.7,10,0,4,,jlee.3322.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3322.6," Polymers of polysaccharides, nucleic acids, and proteins are all synthesized from monomers by",A. connecting monosaccharides together.,B. the addition of water to each monomer.,C. the removal of water (dehydration reactions).,D. ionic bonding of the monomers.,E. the formation of disulfide bridges between monomers.,bloom,Knowledge,nbii,Chemical analysis,,Polymers,,nucleic,,,,,,,,,,,,
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3322.7,11,0,4,,jlee.3322.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3322.6," Polymers of polysaccharides, nucleic acids, and proteins are all synthesized from monomers by",A. connecting monosaccharides together.,B. the addition of water to each monomer.,C. the removal of water (dehydration reactions).,D. ionic bonding of the monomers.,E. the formation of disulfide bridges between monomers.,bloom,Knowledge,nbii,Chemical analysis,,Polymers,,nucleic,,,,,,,,,,,,
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3322.7,12,0,4,,jlee.3322.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3322.6," Polymers of polysaccharides, nucleic acids, and proteins are all synthesized from monomers by",A. connecting monosaccharides together.,B. the addition of water to each monomer.,C. the removal of water (dehydration reactions).,D. ionic bonding of the monomers.,E. the formation of disulfide bridges between monomers.,bloom,Knowledge,nbii,Chemical analysis,,Polymers,,nucleic,,,,,,,,,,,,
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3322.7,13,1,4,,jlee.3322.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3322.6," Polymers of polysaccharides, nucleic acids, and proteins are all synthesized from monomers by",A. connecting monosaccharides together.,B. the addition of water to each monomer.,C. the removal of water (dehydration reactions).,D. ionic bonding of the monomers.,E. the formation of disulfide bridges between monomers.,bloom,Knowledge,nbii,Chemical analysis,,Polymers,,nucleic,,,,,,,,,,,,
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3322.7,14,0,3,,jlee.3322.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3322.6," Polymers of polysaccharides, nucleic acids, and proteins are all synthesized from monomers by",A. connecting monosaccharides together.,B. the addition of water to each monomer.,C. the removal of water (dehydration reactions).,D. ionic bonding of the monomers.,E. the formation of disulfide bridges between monomers.,bloom,Knowledge,nbii,Chemical analysis,,Polymers,,nucleic,,,,,,,,,,,,
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3322.7,15,0,2,,jlee.3322.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3322.6," Polymers of polysaccharides, nucleic acids, and proteins are all synthesized from monomers by",A. connecting monosaccharides together.,B. the addition of water to each monomer.,C. the removal of water (dehydration reactions).,D. ionic bonding of the monomers.,E. the formation of disulfide bridges between monomers.,bloom,Knowledge,nbii,Chemical analysis,,Polymers,,nucleic,,,,,,,,,,,,
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3322.7,16,1,2,,jlee.3322.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3322.6," Polymers of polysaccharides, nucleic acids, and proteins are all synthesized from monomers by",A. connecting monosaccharides together.,B. the addition of water to each monomer.,C. the removal of water (dehydration reactions).,D. ionic bonding of the monomers.,E. the formation of disulfide bridges between monomers.,bloom,Knowledge,nbii,Chemical analysis,,Polymers,,nucleic
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3322.7,17,0,2,,jlee.3322.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3322.6," Polymers of polysaccharides, nucleic acids, and proteins are all synthesized from monomers by",A. connecting monosaccharides together.,B. the addition of water to each monomer.,C. the removal of water (dehydration reactions).,D. ionic bonding of the monomers.,E. the formation of disulfide bridges between monomers.,bloom,Knowledge,nbii,Chemical analysis,,Polymers,,nucleic
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3322.7,18,1,2,,jlee.3322.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3322.6," Polymers of polysaccharides, nucleic acids, and proteins are all synthesized from monomers by",A. connecting monosaccharides together.,B. the addition of water to each monomer.,C. the removal of water (dehydration reactions).,D. ionic bonding of the monomers.,E. the formation of disulfide bridges between monomers.,bloom,Knowledge,nbii,Chemical analysis,,Polymers,,nucleic
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3322.7,19,1,3,,jlee.3322.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3322.6," Polymers of polysaccharides, nucleic acids, and proteins are all synthesized from monomers by",A. connecting monosaccharides together.,B. the addition of water to each monomer.,C. the removal of water (dehydration reactions).,D. ionic bonding of the monomers.,E. the formation of disulfide bridges between monomers.,bloom,Knowledge,nbii,Chemical analysis,,Polymers,,nucleic
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3322.7,20,1,4,,jlee.3322.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3322.6," Polymers of polysaccharides, nucleic acids, and proteins are all synthesized from monomers by",A. connecting monosaccharides together.,B. the addition of water to each monomer.,C. the removal of water (dehydration reactions).,D. ionic bonding of the monomers.,E. the formation of disulfide bridges between monomers.,bloom,Knowledge,nbii,Chemical analysis,,Polymers,,nucleic
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3323.7,1,0,2,,jlee.3323.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3323.6," Upon chemical analysis, a particular protein was found to contain 438 amino acids. How many peptide bonds are present in this protein?",A. 20,B. 437,C. 438,D. 439,E. 876,bloom,Comprehension,nbii,Chemical analysis,,,,
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3323.7,2,1,3,,jlee.3323.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3323.6," Upon chemical analysis, a particular protein was found to contain 438 amino acids. How many peptide bonds are present in this protein?",A. 20,B. 437,C. 438,D. 439,E. 876,bloom,Comprehension,nbii,Chemical analysis,,,,
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3323.7,3,0,4,,jlee.3323.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3323.6," Upon chemical analysis, a particular protein was found to contain 438 amino acids. How many peptide bonds are present in this protein?",A. 20,B. 437,C. 438,D. 439,E. 876,bloom,Comprehension,nbii,Chemical analysis,,,,
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3323.7,4,0,1,,jlee.3323.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3323.6," Upon chemical analysis, a particular protein was found to contain 438 amino acids. How many peptide bonds are present in this protein?",A. 20,B. 437,C. 438,D. 439,E. 876,bloom,Comprehension,nbii,Chemical analysis,,,,
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3323.7,5,0,3,,jlee.3323.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3323.6," Upon chemical analysis, a particular protein was found to contain 438 amino acids. How many peptide bonds are present in this protein?",A. 20,B. 437,C. 438,D. 439,E. 876,bloom,Comprehension,nbii,Chemical analysis,,,,
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3323.7,6,0,4,,jlee.3323.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3323.6," Upon chemical analysis, a particular protein was found to contain 438 amino acids. How many peptide bonds are present in this protein?",A. 20,B. 437,C. 438,D. 439,E. 876,bloom,Comprehension,nbii,Chemical analysis,,,,
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3323.7,7,0,1,,jlee.3323.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3323.6," Upon chemical analysis, a particular protein was found to contain 438 amino acids. How many peptide bonds are present in this protein?",A. 20,B. 437,C. 438,D. 439,E. 876,bloom,Comprehension,nbii,Chemical analysis,,,,
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3323.7,8,0,2,,jlee.3323.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3323.6," Upon chemical analysis, a particular protein was found to contain 438 amino acids. How many peptide bonds are present in this protein?",A. 20,B. 437,C. 438,D. 439,E. 876,bloom,Comprehension,nbii,Chemical analysis,,,,
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3323.7,9,1,4,,jlee.3323.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3323.6," Upon chemical analysis, a particular protein was found to contain 438 amino acids. How many peptide bonds are present in this protein?",A. 20,B. 437,C. 438,D. 439,E. 876,bloom,Comprehension,nbii,Chemical analysis,,,,
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3323.7,10,0,1,,jlee.3323.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3323.6," Upon chemical analysis, a particular protein was found to contain 438 amino acids. How many peptide bonds are present in this protein?",A. 20,B. 437,C. 438,D. 439,E. 876,bloom,Comprehension,nbii,Chemical analysis,,,,
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3323.7,11,0,2,,jlee.3323.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3323.6," Upon chemical analysis, a particular protein was found to contain 438 amino acids. How many peptide bonds are present in this protein?",A. 20,B. 437,C. 438,D. 439,E. 876,bloom,Comprehension,nbii,Chemical analysis,,,,
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3323.7,12,0,3,,jlee.3323.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3323.6," Upon chemical analysis, a particular protein was found to contain 438 amino acids. How many peptide bonds are present in this protein?",A. 20,B. 437,C. 438,D. 439,E. 876,bloom,Comprehension,nbii,Chemical analysis
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3323.7,13,1,4,,jlee.3323.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3323.6," Upon chemical analysis, a particular protein was found to contain 438 amino acids. How many peptide bonds are present in this protein?",A. 20,B. 437,C. 438,D. 439,E. 876,bloom,Comprehension,nbii,Chemical analysis
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3323.7,14,0,3,,jlee.3323.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3323.6," Upon chemical analysis, a particular protein was found to contain 438 amino acids. How many peptide bonds are present in this protein?",A. 20,B. 437,C. 438,D. 439,E. 876,bloom,Comprehension,nbii,Chemical analysis
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3323.7,15,0,2,,jlee.3323.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3323.6," Upon chemical analysis, a particular protein was found to contain 438 amino acids. How many peptide bonds are present in this protein?",A. 20,B. 437,C. 438,D. 439,E. 876,bloom,Comprehension,nbii,Chemical analysis
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3323.7,16,1,2,,jlee.3323.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3323.6," Upon chemical analysis, a particular protein was found to contain 438 amino acids. How many peptide bonds are present in this protein?",A. 20,B. 437,C. 438,D. 439,E. 876,bloom,Comprehension,nbii,Chemical analysis
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3323.7,17,0,2,,jlee.3323.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3323.6," Upon chemical analysis, a particular protein was found to contain 438 amino acids. How many peptide bonds are present in this protein?",A. 20,B. 437,C. 438,D. 439,E. 876,bloom,Comprehension,nbii,Chemical analysis
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3323.7,18,1,2,,jlee.3323.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3323.6," Upon chemical analysis, a particular protein was found to contain 438 amino acids. How many peptide bonds are present in this protein?",A. 20,B. 437,C. 438,D. 439,E. 876,bloom,Comprehension,nbii,Chemical analysis
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3323.7,19,1,3,,jlee.3323.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3323.6," Upon chemical analysis, a particular protein was found to contain 438 amino acids. How many peptide bonds are present in this protein?",A. 20,B. 437,C. 438,D. 439,E. 876,bloom,Comprehension,nbii,Chemical analysis
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3323.7,20,1,4,,jlee.3323.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3323.6," Upon chemical analysis, a particular protein was found to contain 438 amino acids. How many peptide bonds are present in this protein?",A. 20,B. 437,C. 438,D. 439,E. 876,bloom,Comprehension,nbii,Chemical analysis
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3324.7,1,0,1,,jlee.3324.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3324.6, The synthesis of which macromolecule listed below is not directed by a template?,A. Protein,B. DNA,C. mRNA,D. polysaccharide,E. rRNA,bloom,Comprehension,,
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3324.7,2,0,1,,jlee.3324.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3324.6, The synthesis of which macromolecule listed below is not directed by a template?,A. Protein,B. DNA,C. mRNA,D. polysaccharide,E. rRNA,bloom,Comprehension,,
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3324.7,3,1,1,,jlee.3324.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3324.6, The synthesis of which macromolecule listed below is not directed by a template?,A. Protein,B. DNA,C. mRNA,D. polysaccharide,E. rRNA,bloom,Comprehension,,
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3324.7,4,0,2,,jlee.3324.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3324.6, The synthesis of which macromolecule listed below is not directed by a template?,A. Protein,B. DNA,C. mRNA,D. polysaccharide,E. rRNA,bloom,Comprehension,,
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3324.7,5,0,2,,jlee.3324.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3324.6, The synthesis of which macromolecule listed below is not directed by a template?,A. Protein,B. DNA,C. mRNA,D. polysaccharide,E. rRNA,bloom,Comprehension,,
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3324.7,6,0,2,,jlee.3324.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3324.6, The synthesis of which macromolecule listed below is not directed by a template?,A. Protein,B. DNA,C. mRNA,D. polysaccharide,E. rRNA,bloom,Comprehension,,
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3324.7,7,0,3,,jlee.3324.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3324.6, The synthesis of which macromolecule listed below is not directed by a template?,A. Protein,B. DNA,C. mRNA,D. polysaccharide,E. rRNA,bloom,Comprehension,,
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3324.7,8,0,3,,jlee.3324.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3324.6, The synthesis of which macromolecule listed below is not directed by a template?,A. Protein,B. DNA,C. mRNA,D. polysaccharide,E. rRNA,bloom,Comprehension
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3324.7,9,0,3,,jlee.3324.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3324.6, The synthesis of which macromolecule listed below is not directed by a template?,A. Protein,B. DNA,C. mRNA,D. polysaccharide,E. rRNA,bloom,Comprehension
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3324.7,10,1,4,,jlee.3324.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3324.6, The synthesis of which macromolecule listed below is not directed by a template?,A. Protein,B. DNA,C. mRNA,D. polysaccharide,E. rRNA,bloom,Comprehension
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3324.7,11,0,4,,jlee.3324.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3324.6, The synthesis of which macromolecule listed below is not directed by a template?,A. Protein,B. DNA,C. mRNA,D. polysaccharide,E. rRNA,bloom,Comprehension
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3324.7,12,0,4,,jlee.3324.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3324.6, The synthesis of which macromolecule listed below is not directed by a template?,A. Protein,B. DNA,C. mRNA,D. polysaccharide,E. rRNA,bloom,Comprehension
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3324.7,13,1,4,,jlee.3324.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3324.6, The synthesis of which macromolecule listed below is not directed by a template?,A. Protein,B. DNA,C. mRNA,D. polysaccharide,E. rRNA,bloom,Comprehension
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3324.7,14,0,3,,jlee.3324.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3324.6, The synthesis of which macromolecule listed below is not directed by a template?,A. Protein,B. DNA,C. mRNA,D. polysaccharide,E. rRNA,bloom,Comprehension
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3324.7,15,0,2,,jlee.3324.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3324.6, The synthesis of which macromolecule listed below is not directed by a template?,A. Protein,B. DNA,C. mRNA,D. polysaccharide,E. rRNA,bloom,Comprehension
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3324.7,16,1,3,,jlee.3324.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3324.6, The synthesis of which macromolecule listed below is not directed by a template?,A. Protein,B. DNA,C. mRNA,D. polysaccharide,E. rRNA,bloom,Comprehension
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3324.7,17,0,4,,jlee.3324.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3324.6, The synthesis of which macromolecule listed below is not directed by a template?,A. Protein,B. DNA,C. mRNA,D. polysaccharide,E. rRNA,bloom,Comprehension
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3324.7,18,1,2,,jlee.3324.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3324.6, The synthesis of which macromolecule listed below is not directed by a template?,A. Protein,B. DNA,C. mRNA,D. polysaccharide,E. rRNA,bloom,Comprehension
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3324.7,19,1,3,,jlee.3324.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3324.6, The synthesis of which macromolecule listed below is not directed by a template?,A. Protein,B. DNA,C. mRNA,D. polysaccharide,E. rRNA,bloom,Comprehension
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3324.7,20,1,4,,jlee.3324.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3324.6, The synthesis of which macromolecule listed below is not directed by a template?,A. Protein,B. DNA,C. mRNA,D. polysaccharide,E. rRNA,bloom,Comprehension
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3325.7,1,0,2,,jlee.3325.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3325.6," Which of the following best describes the relationship between proteins, RNA and DNA?",A. RNA ? proteins ? DNA,B. proteins ? RNA ? DNA,C. RNA ? DNA ? proteins,D. DNA ? proteins ? RNA,E. DNA ? RNA ? protein,bloom,Comprehension
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3325.7,2,0,3,,jlee.3325.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3325.6," Which of the following best describes the relationship between proteins, RNA and DNA?",A. RNA ? proteins ? DNA,B. proteins ? RNA ? DNA,C. RNA ? DNA ? proteins,D. DNA ? proteins ? RNA,E. DNA ? RNA ? protein,bloom,Comprehension
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3325.7,3,0,4,,jlee.3325.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3325.6," Which of the following best describes the relationship between proteins, RNA and DNA?",A. RNA ? proteins ? DNA,B. proteins ? RNA ? DNA,C. RNA ? DNA ? proteins,D. DNA ? proteins ? RNA,E. DNA ? RNA ? protein,bloom,Comprehension
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3325.7,4,1,1,,jlee.3325.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3325.6," Which of the following best describes the relationship between proteins, RNA and DNA?",A. RNA ? proteins ? DNA,B. proteins ? RNA ? DNA,C. RNA ? DNA ? proteins,D. DNA ? proteins ? RNA,E. DNA ? RNA ? protein,bloom,Comprehension
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3325.7,5,0,3,,jlee.3325.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3325.6," Which of the following best describes the relationship between proteins, RNA and DNA?",A. RNA ? proteins ? DNA,B. proteins ? RNA ? DNA,C. RNA ? DNA ? proteins,D. DNA ? proteins ? RNA,E. DNA ? RNA ? protein,bloom,Comprehension
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3325.7,6,0,4,,jlee.3325.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3325.6," Which of the following best describes the relationship between proteins, RNA and DNA?",A. RNA ? proteins ? DNA,B. proteins ? RNA ? DNA,C. RNA ? DNA ? proteins,D. DNA ? proteins ? RNA,E. DNA ? RNA ? protein,bloom,Comprehension
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3325.7,7,0,1,,jlee.3325.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3325.6," Which of the following best describes the relationship between proteins, RNA and DNA?",A. RNA ? proteins ? DNA,B. proteins ? RNA ? DNA,C. RNA ? DNA ? proteins,D. DNA ? proteins ? RNA,E. DNA ? RNA ? protein,bloom,Comprehension
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3325.7,8,0,2,,jlee.3325.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3325.6," Which of the following best describes the relationship between proteins, RNA and DNA?",A. RNA ? proteins ? DNA,B. proteins ? RNA ? DNA,C. RNA ? DNA ? proteins,D. DNA ? proteins ? RNA,E. DNA ? RNA ? protein,bloom,Comprehension
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3325.7,9,0,4,,jlee.3325.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3325.6," Which of the following best describes the relationship between proteins, RNA and DNA?",A. RNA ? proteins ? DNA,B. proteins ? RNA ? DNA,C. RNA ? DNA ? proteins,D. DNA ? proteins ? RNA,E. DNA ? RNA ? protein,bloom,Comprehension
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3325.7,10,1,1,,jlee.3325.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3325.6," Which of the following best describes the relationship between proteins, RNA and DNA?",A. RNA ? proteins ? DNA,B. proteins ? RNA ? DNA,C. RNA ? DNA ? proteins,D. DNA ? proteins ? RNA,E. DNA ? RNA ? protein,bloom,Comprehension
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3325.7,11,0,2,,jlee.3325.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3325.6," Which of the following best describes the relationship between proteins, RNA and DNA?",A. RNA ? proteins ? DNA,B. proteins ? RNA ? DNA,C. RNA ? DNA ? proteins,D. DNA ? proteins ? RNA,E. DNA ? RNA ? protein,bloom,Comprehension
73
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3325.7,12,0,3,,jlee.3325.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3325.6," Which of the following best describes the relationship between proteins, RNA and DNA?",A. RNA ? proteins ? DNA,B. proteins ? RNA ? DNA,C. RNA ? DNA ? proteins,D. DNA ? proteins ? RNA,E. DNA ? RNA ? protein,bloom,Comprehension
74
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3325.7,13,0,4,,jlee.3325.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3325.6," Which of the following best describes the relationship between proteins, RNA and DNA?",A. RNA ? proteins ? DNA,B. proteins ? RNA ? DNA,C. RNA ? DNA ? proteins,D. DNA ? proteins ? RNA,E. DNA ? RNA ? protein,bloom,Comprehension
75
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3325.7,14,1,3,,jlee.3325.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3325.6," Which of the following best describes the relationship between proteins, RNA and DNA?",A. RNA ? proteins ? DNA,B. proteins ? RNA ? DNA,C. RNA ? DNA ? proteins,D. DNA ? proteins ? RNA,E. DNA ? RNA ? protein,bloom,Comprehension
76
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3325.7,15,0,2,,jlee.3325.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3325.6," Which of the following best describes the relationship between proteins, RNA and DNA?",A. RNA ? proteins ? DNA,B. proteins ? RNA ? DNA,C. RNA ? DNA ? proteins,D. DNA ? proteins ? RNA,E. DNA ? RNA ? protein,bloom,Comprehension
77
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3325.7,16,1,3,,jlee.3325.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3325.6," Which of the following best describes the relationship between proteins, RNA and DNA?",A. RNA ? proteins ? DNA,B. proteins ? RNA ? DNA,C. RNA ? DNA ? proteins,D. DNA ? proteins ? RNA,E. DNA ? RNA ? protein,bloom,Comprehension
78
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3325.7,17,0,4,,jlee.3325.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3325.6," Which of the following best describes the relationship between proteins, RNA and DNA?",A. RNA ? proteins ? DNA,B. proteins ? RNA ? DNA,C. RNA ? DNA ? proteins,D. DNA ? proteins ? RNA,E. DNA ? RNA ? protein,bloom,Comprehension
79
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3325.7,18,1,2,,jlee.3325.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3325.6," Which of the following best describes the relationship between proteins, RNA and DNA?",A. RNA ? proteins ? DNA,B. proteins ? RNA ? DNA,C. RNA ? DNA ? proteins,D. DNA ? proteins ? RNA,E. DNA ? RNA ? protein,bloom,Comprehension
80
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3325.7,19,1,3,,jlee.3325.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3325.6," Which of the following best describes the relationship between proteins, RNA and DNA?",A. RNA ? proteins ? DNA,B. proteins ? RNA ? DNA,C. RNA ? DNA ? proteins,D. DNA ? proteins ? RNA,E. DNA ? RNA ? protein,bloom,Comprehension
81
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3325.7,20,1,4,,jlee.3325.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3325.6," Which of the following best describes the relationship between proteins, RNA and DNA?",A. RNA ? proteins ? DNA,B. proteins ? RNA ? DNA,C. RNA ? DNA ? proteins,D. DNA ? proteins ? RNA,E. DNA ? RNA ? protein,bloom,Comprehension
82
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3326.7,1,0,1,,jlee.3326.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3326.6," If one strand of a DNA molecule has the sequence of bases 5� ATTGCA 3�, the complementary strand would have the sequence",A. 3� TUUCGU 5�,B. 3� TAACGT 5�,C. 3� UAACGU 5�,D. 5� TAACGT 3�,E. 5� TAAGCT 3�,bloom,Knowledge
83
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3326.7,2,0,1,,jlee.3326.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3326.6," If one strand of a DNA molecule has the sequence of bases 5� ATTGCA 3�, the complementary strand would have the sequence",A. 3� TUUCGU 5�,B. 3� TAACGT 5�,C. 3� UAACGU 5�,D. 5� TAACGT 3�,E. 5� TAAGCT 3�,bloom,Knowledge
84
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3326.7,3,0,1,,jlee.3326.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3326.6," If one strand of a DNA molecule has the sequence of bases 5� ATTGCA 3�, the complementary strand would have the sequence",A. 3� TUUCGU 5�,B. 3� TAACGT 5�,C. 3� UAACGU 5�,D. 5� TAACGT 3�,E. 5� TAAGCT 3�,bloom,Knowledge
85
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3326.7,4,0,2,,jlee.3326.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3326.6," If one strand of a DNA molecule has the sequence of bases 5� ATTGCA 3�, the complementary strand would have the sequence",A. 3� TUUCGU 5�,B. 3� TAACGT 5�,C. 3� UAACGU 5�,D. 5� TAACGT 3�,E. 5� TAAGCT 3�,bloom,Knowledge
86
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3326.7,5,1,2,,jlee.3326.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3326.6," If one strand of a DNA molecule has the sequence of bases 5� ATTGCA 3�, the complementary strand would have the sequence",A. 3� TUUCGU 5�,B. 3� TAACGT 5�,C. 3� UAACGU 5�,D. 5� TAACGT 3�,E. 5� TAAGCT 3�,bloom,Knowledge
87
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3326.7,6,0,2,,jlee.3326.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3326.6," If one strand of a DNA molecule has the sequence of bases 5� ATTGCA 3�, the complementary strand would have the sequence",A. 3� TUUCGU 5�,B. 3� TAACGT 5�,C. 3� UAACGU 5�,D. 5� TAACGT 3�,E. 5� TAAGCT 3�,bloom,Knowledge
88
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3326.7,7,0,3,,jlee.3326.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3326.6," If one strand of a DNA molecule has the sequence of bases 5� ATTGCA 3�, the complementary strand would have the sequence",A. 3� TUUCGU 5�,B. 3� TAACGT 5�,C. 3� UAACGU 5�,D. 5� TAACGT 3�,E. 5� TAAGCT 3�,bloom,Knowledge
89
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3326.7,8,0,3,,jlee.3326.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3326.6," If one strand of a DNA molecule has the sequence of bases 5� ATTGCA 3�, the complementary strand would have the sequence",A. 3� TUUCGU 5�,B. 3� TAACGT 5�,C. 3� UAACGU 5�,D. 5� TAACGT 3�,E. 5� TAAGCT 3�,bloom,Knowledge
90
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3326.7,9,0,3,,jlee.3326.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3326.6," If one strand of a DNA molecule has the sequence of bases 5� ATTGCA 3�, the complementary strand would have the sequence",A. 3� TUUCGU 5�,B. 3� TAACGT 5�,C. 3� UAACGU 5�,D. 5� TAACGT 3�,E. 5� TAAGCT 3�,bloom,Knowledge
91
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3326.7,10,0,4,,jlee.3326.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3326.6," If one strand of a DNA molecule has the sequence of bases 5� ATTGCA 3�, the complementary strand would have the sequence",A. 3� TUUCGU 5�,B. 3� TAACGT 5�,C. 3� UAACGU 5�,D. 5� TAACGT 3�,E. 5� TAAGCT 3�,bloom,Knowledge
92
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3326.7,11,1,4,,jlee.3326.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3326.6," If one strand of a DNA molecule has the sequence of bases 5� ATTGCA 3�, the complementary strand would have the sequence",A. 3� TUUCGU 5�,B. 3� TAACGT 5�,C. 3� UAACGU 5�,D. 5� TAACGT 3�,E. 5� TAAGCT 3�,bloom,Knowledge
93
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3326.7,12,0,4,,jlee.3326.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3326.6," If one strand of a DNA molecule has the sequence of bases 5� ATTGCA 3�, the complementary strand would have the sequence",A. 3� TUUCGU 5�,B. 3� TAACGT 5�,C. 3� UAACGU 5�,D. 5� TAACGT 3�,E. 5� TAAGCT 3�,bloom,Knowledge
94
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3326.7,13,0,4,,jlee.3326.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3326.6," If one strand of a DNA molecule has the sequence of bases 5� ATTGCA 3�, the complementary strand would have the sequence",A. 3� TUUCGU 5�,B. 3� TAACGT 5�,C. 3� UAACGU 5�,D. 5� TAACGT 3�,E. 5� TAAGCT 3�,bloom,Knowledge
95
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3326.7,14,1,3,,jlee.3326.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3326.6," If one strand of a DNA molecule has the sequence of bases 5� ATTGCA 3�, the complementary strand would have the sequence",A. 3� TUUCGU 5�,B. 3� TAACGT 5�,C. 3� UAACGU 5�,D. 5� TAACGT 3�,E. 5� TAAGCT 3�,bloom,Knowledge
96
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3326.7,15,0,2,,jlee.3326.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3326.6," If one strand of a DNA molecule has the sequence of bases 5� ATTGCA 3�, the complementary strand would have the sequence",A. 3� TUUCGU 5�,B. 3� TAACGT 5�,C. 3� UAACGU 5�,D. 5� TAACGT 3�,E. 5� TAAGCT 3�,bloom,Knowledge
97
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3326.7,16,0,2,,jlee.3326.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3326.6," If one strand of a DNA molecule has the sequence of bases 5� ATTGCA 3�, the complementary strand would have the sequence",A. 3� TUUCGU 5�,B. 3� TAACGT 5�,C. 3� UAACGU 5�,D. 5� TAACGT 3�,E. 5� TAAGCT 3�,bloom,Knowledge
98
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3326.7,17,1,2,,jlee.3326.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3326.6," If one strand of a DNA molecule has the sequence of bases 5� ATTGCA 3�, the complementary strand would have the sequence",A. 3� TUUCGU 5�,B. 3� TAACGT 5�,C. 3� UAACGU 5�,D. 5� TAACGT 3�,E. 5� TAAGCT 3�,bloom,Knowledge
99
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3326.7,18,1,3,,jlee.3326.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3326.6," If one strand of a DNA molecule has the sequence of bases 5� ATTGCA 3�, the complementary strand would have the sequence",A. 3� TUUCGU 5�,B. 3� TAACGT 5�,C. 3� UAACGU 5�,D. 5� TAACGT 3�,E. 5� TAAGCT 3�,bloom,Knowledge
100
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3326.7,19,1,2,,jlee.3326.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3326.6," If one strand of a DNA molecule has the sequence of bases 5� ATTGCA 3�, the complementary strand would have the sequence",A. 3� TUUCGU 5�,B. 3� TAACGT 5�,C. 3� UAACGU 5�,D. 5� TAACGT 3�,E. 5� TAAGCT 3�,bloom,Knowledge
101
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3326.7,20,1,2,,jlee.3326.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3326.6," If one strand of a DNA molecule has the sequence of bases 5� ATTGCA 3�, the complementary strand would have the sequence",A. 3� TUUCGU 5�,B. 3� TAACGT 5�,C. 3� UAACGU 5�,D. 5� TAACGT 3�,E. 5� TAAGCT 3�,bloom,Knowledge
102
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3327.7,1,0,2,,jlee.3327.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3327.6, The above figure best illustrates,A. � 1-4 linkages in cellulose.,B. the primary structure of a protein.,C. the twisting of a fatty acid chain.,D. the secondary structure of a protein.,E. the double helix of DNA.,nbii,Proteins
103
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3327.7,2,0,3,,jlee.3327.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3327.6, The above figure best illustrates,A. � 1-4 linkages in cellulose.,B. the primary structure of a protein.,C. the twisting of a fatty acid chain.,D. the secondary structure of a protein.,E. the double helix of DNA.,nbii,Proteins
104
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3327.7,3,0,4,,jlee.3327.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3327.6, The above figure best illustrates,A. � 1-4 linkages in cellulose.,B. the primary structure of a protein.,C. the twisting of a fatty acid chain.,D. the secondary structure of a protein.,E. the double helix of DNA.,nbii,Proteins
105
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3327.7,4,0,1,,jlee.3327.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3327.6, The above figure best illustrates,A. � 1-4 linkages in cellulose.,B. the primary structure of a protein.,C. the twisting of a fatty acid chain.,D. the secondary structure of a protein.,E. the double helix of DNA.,nbii,Proteins
106
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3327.7,5,0,3,,jlee.3327.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3327.6, The above figure best illustrates,A. � 1-4 linkages in cellulose.,B. the primary structure of a protein.,C. the twisting of a fatty acid chain.,D. the secondary structure of a protein.,E. the double helix of DNA.,nbii,Proteins
107
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3327.7,6,1,4,,jlee.3327.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3327.6, The above figure best illustrates,A. � 1-4 linkages in cellulose.,B. the primary structure of a protein.,C. the twisting of a fatty acid chain.,D. the secondary structure of a protein.,E. the double helix of DNA.,nbii,Proteins
108
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3327.7,7,0,1,,jlee.3327.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3327.6, The above figure best illustrates,A. � 1-4 linkages in cellulose.,B. the primary structure of a protein.,C. the twisting of a fatty acid chain.,D. the secondary structure of a protein.,E. the double helix of DNA.,nbii,Proteins
109
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3327.7,8,0,2,,jlee.3327.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3327.6, The above figure best illustrates,A. � 1-4 linkages in cellulose.,B. the primary structure of a protein.,C. the twisting of a fatty acid chain.,D. the secondary structure of a protein.,E. the double helix of DNA.,nbii,Proteins
110
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3327.7,9,0,4,,jlee.3327.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3327.6, The above figure best illustrates,A. � 1-4 linkages in cellulose.,B. the primary structure of a protein.,C. the twisting of a fatty acid chain.,D. the secondary structure of a protein.,E. the double helix of DNA.,nbii,Proteins
111
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3327.7,10,0,1,,jlee.3327.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3327.6, The above figure best illustrates,A. � 1-4 linkages in cellulose.,B. the primary structure of a protein.,C. the twisting of a fatty acid chain.,D. the secondary structure of a protein.,E. the double helix of DNA.,nbii,Proteins
112
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3327.7,11,1,2,,jlee.3327.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3327.6, The above figure best illustrates,A. � 1-4 linkages in cellulose.,B. the primary structure of a protein.,C. the twisting of a fatty acid chain.,D. the secondary structure of a protein.,E. the double helix of DNA.,nbii,Proteins
113
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3327.7,12,0,3,,jlee.3327.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3327.6, The above figure best illustrates,A. � 1-4 linkages in cellulose.,B. the primary structure of a protein.,C. the twisting of a fatty acid chain.,D. the secondary structure of a protein.,E. the double helix of DNA.,nbii,Proteins
114
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3327.7,13,0,4,,jlee.3327.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3327.6, The above figure best illustrates,A. � 1-4 linkages in cellulose.,B. the primary structure of a protein.,C. the twisting of a fatty acid chain.,D. the secondary structure of a protein.,E. the double helix of DNA.,nbii,Proteins
115
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3327.7,14,1,3,,jlee.3327.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3327.6, The above figure best illustrates,A. � 1-4 linkages in cellulose.,B. the primary structure of a protein.,C. the twisting of a fatty acid chain.,D. the secondary structure of a protein.,E. the double helix of DNA.,nbii,Proteins
116
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3327.7,15,1,2,,jlee.3327.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3327.6, The above figure best illustrates,A. � 1-4 linkages in cellulose.,B. the primary structure of a protein.,C. the twisting of a fatty acid chain.,D. the secondary structure of a protein.,E. the double helix of DNA.,nbii,Proteins
117
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3327.7,16,0,2,,jlee.3327.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3327.6, The above figure best illustrates,A. � 1-4 linkages in cellulose.,B. the primary structure of a protein.,C. the twisting of a fatty acid chain.,D. the secondary structure of a protein.,E. the double helix of DNA.,nbii,Proteins
118
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3327.7,17,1,2,,jlee.3327.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3327.6, The above figure best illustrates,A. � 1-4 linkages in cellulose.,B. the primary structure of a protein.,C. the twisting of a fatty acid chain.,D. the secondary structure of a protein.,E. the double helix of DNA.,nbii,Proteins
119
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3327.7,18,0,3,,jlee.3327.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3327.6, The above figure best illustrates,A. � 1-4 linkages in cellulose.,B. the primary structure of a protein.,C. the twisting of a fatty acid chain.,D. the secondary structure of a protein.,E. the double helix of DNA.,nbii,Proteins
120
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3327.7,19,1,2,,jlee.3327.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3327.6, The above figure best illustrates,A. � 1-4 linkages in cellulose.,B. the primary structure of a protein.,C. the twisting of a fatty acid chain.,D. the secondary structure of a protein.,E. the double helix of DNA.,nbii,Proteins
121
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3327.7,20,1,2,,jlee.3327.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3327.6, The above figure best illustrates,A. � 1-4 linkages in cellulose.,B. the primary structure of a protein.,C. the twisting of a fatty acid chain.,D. the secondary structure of a protein.,E. the double helix of DNA.,nbii,Proteins
122
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3328.7,1,0,1,,jlee.3328.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3328.6," In complementary base pairing, a purine always pairs with",A. another purine,B. a pyrimidine,C. a monosaccharide,D. a phosphate,E. a carboxyl group,,Purine
123
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3328.7,2,0,1,,jlee.3328.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3328.6," In complementary base pairing, a purine always pairs with",A. another purine,B. a pyrimidine,C. a monosaccharide,D. a phosphate,E. a carboxyl group,,Purine
124
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3328.7,3,0,1,,jlee.3328.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3328.6," In complementary base pairing, a purine always pairs with",A. another purine,B. a pyrimidine,C. a monosaccharide,D. a phosphate,E. a carboxyl group,,Purine
125
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3328.7,4,0,2,,jlee.3328.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3328.6," In complementary base pairing, a purine always pairs with",A. another purine,B. a pyrimidine,C. a monosaccharide,D. a phosphate,E. a carboxyl group,,Purine
126
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3328.7,5,0,2,,jlee.3328.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3328.6," In complementary base pairing, a purine always pairs with",A. another purine,B. a pyrimidine,C. a monosaccharide,D. a phosphate,E. a carboxyl group,,Purine
127
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3328.7,6,0,2,,jlee.3328.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3328.6," In complementary base pairing, a purine always pairs with",A. another purine,B. a pyrimidine,C. a monosaccharide,D. a phosphate,E. a carboxyl group,,Purine
128
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3328.7,7,1,3,,jlee.3328.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3328.6," In complementary base pairing, a purine always pairs with",A. another purine,B. a pyrimidine,C. a monosaccharide,D. a phosphate,E. a carboxyl group,,Purine
129
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3328.7,8,0,3,,jlee.3328.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3328.6," In complementary base pairing, a purine always pairs with",A. another purine,B. a pyrimidine,C. a monosaccharide,D. a phosphate,E. a carboxyl group,,Purine
130
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3328.7,9,0,3,,jlee.3328.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3328.6," In complementary base pairing, a purine always pairs with",A. another purine,B. a pyrimidine,C. a monosaccharide,D. a phosphate,E. a carboxyl group,,Purine
131
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3328.7,10,0,4,,jlee.3328.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3328.6," In complementary base pairing, a purine always pairs with",A. another purine,B. a pyrimidine,C. a monosaccharide,D. a phosphate,E. a carboxyl group,,Purine
132
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3328.7,11,0,4,,jlee.3328.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3328.6," In complementary base pairing, a purine always pairs with",A. another purine,B. a pyrimidine,C. a monosaccharide,D. a phosphate,E. a carboxyl group,,Purine
133
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3328.7,12,1,4,,jlee.3328.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3328.6," In complementary base pairing, a purine always pairs with",A. another purine,B. a pyrimidine,C. a monosaccharide,D. a phosphate,E. a carboxyl group,,Purine
134
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3328.7,13,0,4,,jlee.3328.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3328.6," In complementary base pairing, a purine always pairs with",A. another purine,B. a pyrimidine,C. a monosaccharide,D. a phosphate,E. a carboxyl group,,Purine
135
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3328.7,14,0,3,,jlee.3328.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3328.6," In complementary base pairing, a purine always pairs with",A. another purine,B. a pyrimidine,C. a monosaccharide,D. a phosphate,E. a carboxyl group,,Purine
136
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3328.7,15,1,2,,jlee.3328.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3328.6," In complementary base pairing, a purine always pairs with",A. another purine,B. a pyrimidine,C. a monosaccharide,D. a phosphate,E. a carboxyl group,,Purine
137
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3328.7,16,0,3,,jlee.3328.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3328.6," In complementary base pairing, a purine always pairs with",A. another purine,B. a pyrimidine,C. a monosaccharide,D. a phosphate,E. a carboxyl group,,Purine
138
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3328.7,17,1,4,,jlee.3328.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3328.6," In complementary base pairing, a purine always pairs with",A. another purine,B. a pyrimidine,C. a monosaccharide,D. a phosphate,E. a carboxyl group,,Purine
139
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3328.7,18,0,3,,jlee.3328.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3328.6," In complementary base pairing, a purine always pairs with",A. another purine,B. a pyrimidine,C. a monosaccharide,D. a phosphate,E. a carboxyl group,,Purine
140
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3328.7,19,0,2,,jlee.3328.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3328.6," In complementary base pairing, a purine always pairs with",A. another purine,B. a pyrimidine,C. a monosaccharide,D. a phosphate,E. a carboxyl group,,Purine
141
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3328.7,20,1,2,,jlee.3328.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3328.6," In complementary base pairing, a purine always pairs with",A. another purine,B. a pyrimidine,C. a monosaccharide,D. a phosphate,E. a carboxyl group,,Purine
142
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3329.7,1,0,2,,jlee.3329.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3329.6, Which description of the �ends� of each molecule is correct?,A. Protein: free carboxyl and free amino,B. RNA: 5' OH and 3' PO4,C. Phospholipid: hydrophilic �tail� and hydrophobic �head�,D. DNA: parallel ends,,bloom,Application
143
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3329.7,2,0,3,,jlee.3329.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3329.6, Which description of the �ends� of each molecule is correct?,A. Protein: free carboxyl and free amino,B. RNA: 5' OH and 3' PO4,C. Phospholipid: hydrophilic �tail� and hydrophobic �head�,D. DNA: parallel ends,,bloom,Application
144
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3329.7,3,0,4,,jlee.3329.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3329.6, Which description of the �ends� of each molecule is correct?,A. Protein: free carboxyl and free amino,B. RNA: 5' OH and 3' PO4,C. Phospholipid: hydrophilic �tail� and hydrophobic �head�,D. DNA: parallel ends,,bloom,Application
145
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3329.7,4,0,1,,jlee.3329.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3329.6, Which description of the �ends� of each molecule is correct?,A. Protein: free carboxyl and free amino,B. RNA: 5' OH and 3' PO4,C. Phospholipid: hydrophilic �tail� and hydrophobic �head�,D. DNA: parallel ends,,bloom,Application
146
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3329.7,5,0,3,,jlee.3329.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3329.6, Which description of the �ends� of each molecule is correct?,A. Protein: free carboxyl and free amino,B. RNA: 5' OH and 3' PO4,C. Phospholipid: hydrophilic �tail� and hydrophobic �head�,D. DNA: parallel ends,,bloom,Application
147
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3329.7,6,0,4,,jlee.3329.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3329.6, Which description of the �ends� of each molecule is correct?,A. Protein: free carboxyl and free amino,B. RNA: 5' OH and 3' PO4,C. Phospholipid: hydrophilic �tail� and hydrophobic �head�,D. DNA: parallel ends,,bloom,Application
148
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3329.7,7,0,1,,jlee.3329.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3329.6, Which description of the �ends� of each molecule is correct?,A. Protein: free carboxyl and free amino,B. RNA: 5' OH and 3' PO4,C. Phospholipid: hydrophilic �tail� and hydrophobic �head�,D. DNA: parallel ends,,bloom,Application
149
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3329.7,8,1,2,,jlee.3329.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3329.6, Which description of the �ends� of each molecule is correct?,A. Protein: free carboxyl and free amino,B. RNA: 5' OH and 3' PO4,C. Phospholipid: hydrophilic �tail� and hydrophobic �head�,D. DNA: parallel ends,,bloom,Application
150
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3329.7,9,0,4,,jlee.3329.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3329.6, Which description of the �ends� of each molecule is correct?,A. Protein: free carboxyl and free amino,B. RNA: 5' OH and 3' PO4,C. Phospholipid: hydrophilic �tail� and hydrophobic �head�,D. DNA: parallel ends,,bloom,Application
151
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3329.7,10,0,1,,jlee.3329.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3329.6, Which description of the �ends� of each molecule is correct?,A. Protein: free carboxyl and free amino,B. RNA: 5' OH and 3' PO4,C. Phospholipid: hydrophilic �tail� and hydrophobic �head�,D. DNA: parallel ends,,bloom,Application
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3329.7,11,0,2,,jlee.3329.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3329.6, Which description of the �ends� of each molecule is correct?,A. Protein: free carboxyl and free amino,B. RNA: 5' OH and 3' PO4,C. Phospholipid: hydrophilic �tail� and hydrophobic �head�,D. DNA: parallel ends,,bloom,Application
153
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3329.7,12,1,3,,jlee.3329.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3329.6, Which description of the �ends� of each molecule is correct?,A. Protein: free carboxyl and free amino,B. RNA: 5' OH and 3' PO4,C. Phospholipid: hydrophilic �tail� and hydrophobic �head�,D. DNA: parallel ends,,bloom,Application
154
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3329.7,13,0,4,,jlee.3329.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3329.6, Which description of the �ends� of each molecule is correct?,A. Protein: free carboxyl and free amino,B. RNA: 5' OH and 3' PO4,C. Phospholipid: hydrophilic �tail� and hydrophobic �head�,D. DNA: parallel ends,,bloom,Application
155
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3329.7,14,0,3,,jlee.3329.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3329.6, Which description of the �ends� of each molecule is correct?,A. Protein: free carboxyl and free amino,B. RNA: 5' OH and 3' PO4,C. Phospholipid: hydrophilic �tail� and hydrophobic �head�,D. DNA: parallel ends,,bloom,Application
156
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3329.7,15,1,2,,jlee.3329.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3329.6, Which description of the �ends� of each molecule is correct?,A. Protein: free carboxyl and free amino,B. RNA: 5' OH and 3' PO4,C. Phospholipid: hydrophilic �tail� and hydrophobic �head�,D. DNA: parallel ends,,bloom,Application
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jlee.3321.6,jlee.3329.7,16,0,3,,jlee.3329.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3329.6, Which description of the �ends� of each molecule is correct?,A. Protein: free carboxyl and free amino,B. RNA: 5' OH and 3' PO4,C. Phospholipid: hydrophilic �tail� and hydrophobic �head�,D. DNA: parallel ends,,bloom,Application
158
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3329.7,17,1,4,,jlee.3329.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3329.6, Which description of the �ends� of each molecule is correct?,A. Protein: free carboxyl and free amino,B. RNA: 5' OH and 3' PO4,C. Phospholipid: hydrophilic �tail� and hydrophobic �head�,D. DNA: parallel ends,,bloom,Application
159
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3329.7,18,0,3,,jlee.3329.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3329.6, Which description of the �ends� of each molecule is correct?,A. Protein: free carboxyl and free amino,B. RNA: 5' OH and 3' PO4,C. Phospholipid: hydrophilic �tail� and hydrophobic �head�,D. DNA: parallel ends,,bloom,Application
160
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3329.7,19,0,2,,jlee.3329.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3329.6, Which description of the �ends� of each molecule is correct?,A. Protein: free carboxyl and free amino,B. RNA: 5' OH and 3' PO4,C. Phospholipid: hydrophilic �tail� and hydrophobic �head�,D. DNA: parallel ends,,bloom,Application
161
jlee.3321.6,jlee.3329.7,20,1,2,,jlee.3329.7,QuestionTypeMultiple choice,Question jlee.3329.6, Which description of the �ends� of each molecule is correct?,A. Protein: free carboxyl and free amino,B. RNA: 5' OH and 3' PO4,C. Phospholipid: hydrophilic �tail� and hydrophobic �head�,D. DNA: parallel ends,,bloom,Application
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