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Name:_______________ Lab Instructor Name: Quiz 1: Biol 203 2013 Section: __________ Name:_______________ This following genomic sequence represents a portion of the coding sequence on the TOP strand: AAATTGCATCATGATATCT (3pts-Label 5’ and 3’ ends) (3pts-write out complementary strand and label 5’ and 3’ ends) B) This following genomic sequence represents a portion of a gene. The tata is where TBP binds and AAATTGCATCATGATATCT represents a portion of the beginning of the genomically encoded 5’UTR. Draw an arrow where you would find the TSS (4pts) tataTTGGCCAATTAATTAATTTAGGCC AAATTGCATCATGATATCT C) Name the three pieces of genomic DNA that are found in processed RNA (not the primary transcript). (3pts) 1. ____________ 2. ____________ 3. ____________ D) Write out the full name of the molecule shown?_____________________ (3pts) E) Does a portion of this molecule become incorporated during 1st strand cDNA synthesis or during RNA pol II transcription? (3pts) Circle one of the underlines F) What portion of the molecule does not become incorporated? Circle that portion (2pts- no partial credit, be very specific)