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1.What is meant by the term: genomics?
2.What does it mean for a gene to be...
In DNA sequencing, ddNTPs differ from dNTPs in that ddNTPs are lacking a OH at the...
In DNA sequencing, ddNTPs differ from dNTPs in that ddNTPs are
lacking a OH at the
a.
2' carbon
b.
5' carbon
c.
3' carbon
please answer as many as you can!! I am low on questions and
could use the help!
Mother || Child II Male 1 Male 2 Results from a paternity test using DNA fingerprinting is shown. DNA was isolated from a mother, her child and 2 potential fathers. Primers designed to amplify different satellite DNA regions...
please help table 1 , Question 1 and 10 procedure is done which is the color...
please help
table 1 , Question 1 and 10
procedure is done which is the color result
taly Color in results from the slide microarray or attach a photo Label each gene appropriately O O o ооо Figure 1. Color Intensity chart Expression Ratios 16 1/4 1/8 1/16 Table 1 Gene 1 Gene 2 Gene 3 Gene 4 Gene 5 Gene 6 Expression Ratio Decimal Value Log2 Value Paper Microarray Exercise 1. Describe which genes were induced or repressed in...
1. What would happen to a gene if the stop codon (UAA, UAG, or UGA) were...
1. What would happen to a gene if the stop codon (UAA, UAG, or UGA) were mitated so that the first position in the codon became a “C” (CAA, CAG, CGA)? a) the protein product of the gene would be similar than normal b) either the immature RNA transcript or the mRNA will be degraded by nonsense mediated RNA decay c) its mature messenger RNA would be lengthened d) its immature RNA would be lengthened 2. Without a promoter region,...
ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS 1) What is the relationship between a gene and a protein? 2)...
ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS 1) What is the relationship between a gene and a protein? 2) How does the tRNA contribute to protein synthesis? 3) The ability of cell to control their gene expression is called 4) What is a promoter? 5) What process convert the message from mRNA into amino acids? 6) The following expressions are true or false? Explain a. "A gene is any DNA sequence that is transcribed to any type of RNA b. "In eukaryotes, a...
every question w Of Hors in we C. What does you D. Namewe entrymes responsible for...
every question
w Of Hors in we C. What does you D. Namewe entrymes responsible for the process in Part A and L. Where in the cell does this occur nucleus or cytoplasml 7. A Name the process which transfers genetic information from DA LONA 3. Whatenyme is responsible for this process? Where in the cell does this occur nucleus or cytoplasmi? D. What is the name of the site on the DNA where this process begin? What is RNA...
What control elements regulate expression of the mPGES-1 gene? The promoter of a gene includes the...
What control elements regulate expression of the mPGES-1 gene? The promoter of a gene includes the DNA immediately upstream of the transcription start site, but expression of the gene can also be affected by control elements. These can be thousands of base pairs upstream of the promoter, grouped in an enhancer. Because the distance and spacing of these control elements make them difficult to identify, scientists begin by deleting sections of DNA that contain possible control elements and measuring the...
where does transcription begin 3. List the major types of RNA and include what they code...
where does transcription begin
3. List the major types of RNA and include what they code for, their function in the cell and which type is translated. 4. If a bacterial protein has 2,500 amino acids long, how many nucleotide pairs long is the ger sequence that codes for it? 5. Where does transcription begin? 6. What is the template and nontemplate strands of DNA? 7. Why is only one strand transcribed, and is the same strand of DNA always...
1 What is an imprinted gene? Select one: a. A gene that is found on a...
1 What is an imprinted gene? Select one: a. A gene that is found on a Barr body b. A gene that is silenced upon inheritance from a designated parent c. A gene that is inherited from only one parent d. A gene that is encoded on only one of the two copies of a chromosome Question 2 Which of the following is NOT a typical characteristic of cancer? Select one: a. Malignant cancers are typically not able to metastasize...
here is the diagram ecause there is no repressor protein attached to the operator, what enzyme...
here is the diagram
ecause there is no repressor protein attached to the operator, what enzyme con attach to the promoter and move past the operator to transcribe the structural genes? Color this enzyme pink "color the repressor gene purple and the repressor protein it codes for red. Examine the shape of the repressor protein. 45) Is it an active or inactiverepressor protein? The diagram below shows the trp operon when turned off." Repressor gene Promoter Operator Structural genes DNA...
2. In your own words, what does 'negative autoregulation' mean? what is the typical outcome of...
2. In your own words, what does 'negative autoregulation'
mean?
what is the typical outcome of negative autoregulation in terms
of level of expression of the gene?
3. in your own words, why are many mutations that disable a gene
recessive?
4. in E. coli, for each of the following genotypes, do
we expect lactase production or not under the following conditions?
(see image attached for rest of question)
2. In your own words, what does 'negative autoregulation' mean? What...
In DNA sequencing, ddNTPs differ from dNTPs in that ddNTPs are
lacking a OH at the
a.
2' carbon
b.
5' carbon
c.
3' carbon
please answer as many as you can!! I am low on questions and
could use the help!
Mother || Child II Male 1 Male 2 Results from a paternity test using DNA fingerprinting is shown. DNA was isolated from a mother, her child and 2 potential fathers. Primers designed to amplify different satellite DNA regions...
please help
table 1 , Question 1 and 10
procedure is done which is the color result
taly Color in results from the slide microarray or attach a photo Label each gene appropriately O O o ооо Figure 1. Color Intensity chart Expression Ratios 16 1/4 1/8 1/16 Table 1 Gene 1 Gene 2 Gene 3 Gene 4 Gene 5 Gene 6 Expression Ratio Decimal Value Log2 Value Paper Microarray Exercise 1. Describe which genes were induced or repressed in...
ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS 1) What is the relationship between a gene and a protein? 2) How does the tRNA contribute to protein synthesis? 3) The ability of cell to control their gene expression is called 4) What is a promoter? 5) What process convert the message from mRNA into amino acids? 6) The following expressions are true or false? Explain a. "A gene is any DNA sequence that is transcribed to any type of RNA b. "In eukaryotes, a...
every question
w Of Hors in we C. What does you D. Namewe entrymes responsible for the process in Part A and L. Where in the cell does this occur nucleus or cytoplasml 7. A Name the process which transfers genetic information from DA LONA 3. Whatenyme is responsible for this process? Where in the cell does this occur nucleus or cytoplasmi? D. What is the name of the site on the DNA where this process begin? What is RNA...
where does transcription begin
3. List the major types of RNA and include what they code for, their function in the cell and which type is translated. 4. If a bacterial protein has 2,500 amino acids long, how many nucleotide pairs long is the ger sequence that codes for it? 5. Where does transcription begin? 6. What is the template and nontemplate strands of DNA? 7. Why is only one strand transcribed, and is the same strand of DNA always...
here is the diagram
ecause there is no repressor protein attached to the operator, what enzyme con attach to the promoter and move past the operator to transcribe the structural genes? Color this enzyme pink "color the repressor gene purple and the repressor protein it codes for red. Examine the shape of the repressor protein. 45) Is it an active or inactiverepressor protein? The diagram below shows the trp operon when turned off." Repressor gene Promoter Operator Structural genes DNA...
2. In your own words, what does 'negative autoregulation'
mean?
what is the typical outcome of negative autoregulation in terms
of level of expression of the gene?
3. in your own words, why are many mutations that disable a gene
recessive?
4. in E. coli, for each of the following genotypes, do
we expect lactase production or not under the following conditions?
(see image attached for rest of question)
2. In your own words, what does 'negative autoregulation' mean? What...
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