Genetics Question: In an alpha-yeast cell: Question options: A. alpha-specific genes are con...

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In an alpha-yeast cell:

Question options:

	A. alpha-specific genes are constitutively down-regulated.
	B. MCM1 up-regulates a-specific genes.
	C. MCM1 up-regulates alpha-specific genes.
	D. alpha2 and MCM1 up-regulate diploid-specific genes.
	E. alpha2 and MCM1 down-regulate a-specific genes.
	F. a1 and MCM1 down-regulate a-specific genes.
	G. a1 and alpha1 down-regulate haploid-specific genes.
	H. alpha1 and alpha2 down-regulate haploid specific genes.
	I. haploid specific genes are constitutively up-regulated.
	J. haploid specific genes are constitutively down-regulated.
	K. alpha1 and MCM1 down-regulate alpha-specific genes.
	L. alpha1 and MCM1 up-regulate alpha-specific genes
	A and B.
	A, B and I
	A, I and L
	A, C and I
	E, I and L
	D, I and K
	C, I and H
	A, E and G
	D, E and J
	B, E and J

Answer 1

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