1. Eukaryotic gene expression is different from prokaryoticexpression in which of the following ways? A. Eukaryotes have...
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1. | Eukaryotic gene expression is different from prokaryoticexpression in which of the following ways? | ||||||||||
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2. | Changes of chromatin structure that support activation oftranscription in eukaryotes include: | ||||||||||
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3. | The "histone code can include all of the following EXCEPT: | ||||||||||
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4. | DNA methylation leads to methyl groups being added to CpG,which in turn: | ||||||||||
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5. | DNA sequences that are involved in the regulation oftranscription in eukaryotes include all of the followingEXCEPT: | ||||||||||
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6. | Transcriptional activators are proteins that: | ||||||||||
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7. | Transcriptional activators can bind: | ||||||||||
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8. | The control of transcriptional activation by GAL4 resemblesprokaryotic systems in that: | ||||||||||
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9. | Repressors function by: | ||||||||||
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10. | Enhancers, unlike regulatory promoters, | ||||||||||
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11. | Since enhancers function independently of orientation andposition, their effect is regulated by: | ||||||||||
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12. | In addition to being regulated at the transcriptional level,eukaryotic genes can also be regulated by all of the followingEXCEPT: | ||||||||||
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13. | RNA interference can repress proteins by all of the followingmechanisms EXCEPT: | ||||||||||
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14. | Regulation of translation in eukaryotes has been shown to takethe form of: | ||||||||||
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Authors: Gerald E. Whittenburg, Martha Altus Buller, Steven Gill
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