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1. _________ are chromosome abnormalities that are typically found in advanced tumor-containing cells.
A. Extra chromosomes
B. Chromosome rearrangements
C. Both A and B
1. C Both A and B
2. Mutations in proto-oncogenes that contribute to cancer are usually ____________.

A. dominant
B. recessive
2. A dominant
3. Mutations in _________ genes can lead to cancer.

A. DNA repair
B. Signal transduction
C. Both A and B
3. C Both A and B
4. ______________ is the process by which cells from a cancerous tumor spread to other sites in the body and establish tumors.

A. Metastasis
B. Angiogenesis
C. Replication
4. A Metastasis
5. ___________are regulatory RNAs that can inhibit gene expression.

A. pre-mRNAs
B. microRNAs
C. tRNAs
5. B microRNAs
6. To translate an mRNA requires two other types of RNA. These are:

A. tRNA and miRNA
B. tRNA and rRNA
C. rRNA and siRNA
6. B tRNA and rRNA
7. An mRNA has the codon 5UAC3. What tRNA anticodon will it bind to?

A. 5AUG3
B. 5CTA3
C. 5GUA3
7. C 5GUA3
8. An mRNA has the stop codon 5UAA3. What tRNA anticodon will bind to it?

A. 5AUG3
B. 5CTA3
C. none
8. C none
9. During initiation, the ______subunit is the first part of the ribosome to associate with the mRNA.

A. large
B. small
C. both A and B
9. B small
10. The amino acid sequence of a protein is the_______ structure.

A. primary
B. secondary
C. tertiary
10. A primary