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You work for a pharmaceutical company that designs small RNAs, used to control expression of disease genes .The primary focus area of your research should be
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Although the specific mechanism of RNA interference has not been fully defined, it involves
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The main form of glucose repression in the lac operon is
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The basic tool of genetic regulation is the ability of certain proteins to bind to specific
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If you were given a bacterial strain with a mutation in the promoter region of the trp operon the most likely effect would be
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The DNA-binding proteins of almost all regulatory proteins use one of a small set of shapes that enable them to fit into the DNA major groove.These shapes are called
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Production of the iron-storing protein ferritin is regulated by aconitase, which binds to a 30-nucleotide sequence at the beginning of the ferritin mRNA and interferes with ribosome binding.Aconitase must be a
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The lactose analog isopropyl-beta-D-thio-galactoside (IPTG) is often used to regulate gene expression systems in bacteria.IPTG does not act as a substrate for beta-galactosidase, but can bind to, and inactivate, the repressor.In this case, IPTG serves as a(n)
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The primary transcripts in eukaryotes are most accurately described as
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DNA methylation is the only known natural modification of DNA.It affects
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The hallmark of multicellular organisms is their ability to
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As a microbiologist you have been asked to investigate the regulation of a novel gene in a bacterial species.Given what is known about bacteria, the logical place to begin your investigation is
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A defining characteristic of eukaryotic organisms is that they
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If you were able to look very closely at a portion of DNA and find methylated histones, you would
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In some organisms, the primary function of a gene in a cell is to participate in regulating the body as a whole rather than responding to the cell's immediate environment.These organisms would be
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You have been asked to design a synthetic DNA motif, able to bind transcriptional regulatory proteins.The location on this motif that you will design for protein binding is the
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Small RNAs can regulate gene expression.One type, called micro RNA (miRNA), acts by binding directly to
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